Sanlam Investments' nomination in inaugural INN8 Invest Diamond Awards
Cape Town - Sanlam Investments has been nominated as the Best SA Multi Asset Income Manager in the inaugural INN8 Invest Diamond Awards, based on the outstanding performance of the ABSA Tactical Income Fund now in its' stable, managed by prolific Fixed Income Portfolio Manager, James Turp.
The INN8 Invest Diamond Awards, to be held in April 2024, will serve as a platform to celebrate individuals and asset management businesses that have showcased exceptional performance, innovation, and dedication to delivering value to investors. As a leading discretionary fund manager, INN8 Invest recognises excellence in the financial services industry.
Natasha Narsingh, CEO of Sanlam Investments Active Manager says, "The nomination for the Best SA Multi Asset Income Manager 2024 award is testament to the team's leadership, expertise, and dedication to delivering outstanding results for investors. We are grateful for the recognition and remain dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of performance and service."
The Asset Manager Performance Awards category evaluates funds based on their performance over the past five years, up to December 2023, utilising INN8 Invest's proprietary Diamond Ranking Methodology. Factors such as risk-adjusted returns and long-term performance are taken into consideration to identify the best-performing funds in each category.
Sanlam Investment's ABSA Tactical Income Fund aims to offer higher risk-adjusted returns than a pure income portfolio, while preserving capital. The fund has achieved consistent performance and robust returns despite the volatile, uncertain global conditions of 2023.
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