South African investors take a second look at hedge funds (2024)

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As the relative performance of hedge funds has improved, flows to the sector have picked up significantly. This isevident inthe most recent industry statistics released by the Association for Savings and Investment South Africa (Asisa).

South African hedge funds attracted net inflows of R1.95bn in the first six months of 2022, compared with only R0.59bn for the 12 months ended December 2021.

Citywire A-ratedCy Jacobs, CIO at 36One, said investors could see that well-run hedge fundshelp to diversify portfolios during flat and negative markets. The 36One SNN retail hedge fund, for example,returned 15.58% in the year to 31 August, while the Alsi hadreturned 4.62%, and cash 3.62%.

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FAQs

What is the minimum investment for a hedge fund in South Africa? ›

Note that in South Africa retail hedge funds are strictly regulated in terms of the investments and the risks that they are allowed to take and are open to all investors who can afford the average minimum lump sum investment amount of R50,000 (USD 2,600 approx).

What is the best performing hedge fund in South Africa? ›

The Matrix SCI Fixed Income Retail Hedge Fund was named Fund of the Year, delivering a net return of 20.86% in 2023 on a Sharpe ratio of 1.54%, outperforming its peers and the markets it trades. The Awards measure the best risk-adjusted returns of funds across 15 different categories.

Who regulates hedge funds in South Africa? ›

How many Hedge Funds are there in South Africa? To date the Financial Sector Conduct Authority regulates 13 local hedge funds management companies, which combined manage more than 200 portfolios. Who invests in Hedge Funds? Members of the public are invited or permitted to invest money or other assets.

What is the minimum salary for a hedge fund? ›

$33,500 is the 25th percentile. Salaries below this are outliers. $44,500 is the 75th percentile.

Can you make millions at a hedge fund? ›

The money is a big draw as well: if you're at the right fund and you perform well, you can earn into the mid-six-figures, up to $1 million+, even as a junior-level employee. The top individual Portfolio Managers can earn hundreds of millions or billions each year.

How to invest 3 million rand in South Africa? ›

Invest R3 million into the following portfolio, which broadly resembles a balanced investment:
  1. 40% FTSE/JSE All Share Index.
  2. 20% MSCI World NR USD.
  3. 30% BEASSA All Bond Index.
  4. 10% STeFI Call Deposit.
Aug 25, 2021

What is the best investment with high returns in South Africa? ›

Best Investment Options with Highest ROI in South Africa for 2024
  • Stocks - Best for portfolio control. ...
  • Robo-advisors - Best for hands-off investment. ...
  • Index funds - Best conservative approaches. ...
  • Cryptocurrencies - Best high risk high reward approach. ...
  • Government bonds – Low risk retirement planning.
Dec 31, 2023

Who is the biggest investor in South Africa? ›

South Africa's biggest institutional investor is the Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) which holds a whopping USD 7.4 billion invested in coal, oil and gas companies.

How many hedge funds are in South Africa? ›

The number of hedge funds in South Africa has stabilised at 216, a number maintained for the past two years. In 2015, South Africa became the first country in the world to implement comprehensive regulation for hedge fund products.

How are hedge funds taxed in South Africa? ›

The Determination, through existing tax legislation, will also accord duly registered and regulated hedge funds with the same “flow through” tax dispensation accorded to collective investment schemes; i.e. investors in RHF and QIHF will be taxed the same on amounts distributed to them upon 12 months of their accrual or ...

What is the minimum investment amount for a hedge fund? ›

prIvATe Funds oF Hedge Funds

are not registered and often impose minimum investment requirements of $250,000 or more.

What is the typical minimum investment for a hedge fund? ›

1 2 Hedge fund general partners and managers often create high minimum investment requirements. It is not uncommon for a hedge fund to require at least $100,000 or even as much as $1 million to participate.

How much capital do you need to start a hedge fund? ›

The overall cost of starting a hedge fund typically ranges from $40,000 to $140,000. Expenses include legal structure, compliance needs, technology requirements, and marketing strategies.

How small can a hedge fund be? ›

Table 1: The Universe of Hedge Funds Broken down by Size
SizeAuMTotal Number of Funds
SmallUS$10-100m (average US$37m)4,654
Mid-sizedUS$101-500m (average US$232m)2,004
Large>US$500m (average US$693m)787
Super-large10 largest hedge funds (average US$7,721m)10

How to start a hedge fund in SA? ›

In addition, under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, hedge fund managers are legally required to gain approval from the FCA in order to establish a new fund. The approval process can take up to six months, and a new fund may be monitored for up to a year afterwards.

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