OLD MUTUAL EMERGING MARKETS LTD

Location

Western Cape

Founded

1998-01-26

Website

https://www.oldmutual.co.za

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2025-01-28 (cnbcafrica.com)

Focus On WEF 2025: Old Mutual CEO: South Africa is open for business - CNBC Africa

The World Economic Forum welcomed global leaders and industry experts to respond to geopolitical shocks, stimulating growth to improve living standards, and stewarding a just and inclusive energy transition. This Focus On segment will highlight what South Africa's finance sector is looking to achieve at the WEF2025.

2025-01-02 (newzimbabwe.com)

Pension and insurance industry bankrolls renewable energy project to boost Zimbabwe's power self-sufficiency, spur economic growth -

Spread This NewsBy James Muonwa l Mashonaland West Correspondent AMID a worsening electricity deficit that has resulted in average households experiencing 18-hour blackouts, the need for alternative energy sources cannot be overemphasized. After realising the efficacy of accelerating the deployment of solar plants to the country’s energy mix, stakeholders in the insurance and pensions industry