Investment community is expecting another tough year
Heading into 2023, the global investment community is not asking whether it will be a tough year economically and on the markets, but rather how tough it will be.
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Locally, the glacial pace of energy reform has somewhat increased, and with it opportunities for both allocators of capital and their institutional and retail investors to contribute to the fast-tracking of sustainable energy sources in SA.Investing for impact and sustainability often requires capital to vest in infrastructure projects for many years, introducing liquidity risks that make it hard for lay investors to access these opportunities.
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