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03/06/2026

This is your last chance to register for Meet the Managers 2026, and if Pedri Reyneke's session is on your radar, don't leave it any longer.

Pedri, CEO and Fund Manager at Findotec, will be presenting 'Findotec Is Not About Guessing The Next Winner, It's About Never Being Stuck With Yesterday's Loser', walking through the escalator effect and what a smarter, more disciplined approach to fund selection actually looks like in practice.

If you are a financial adviser, wealth manager or investment professional, this is the kind of direct access to real thinking that is hard to find anywhere else.


📍 Johannesburg: 9 June | Sandton Convention Centre

📍 Cape Town: 11 June | Cape Town International Convention Centre

R400 per person (VAT incl.) | Parking, lunch, refreshments, CPD points and networking included

🔗 Register at https://www.meetthemanagers.co.za/reg-start.aspx

Don't miss out. Register today.

25/05/2026

On Monday, 9 June, if you are in the investment or financial advisory space in South Africa, this is the session that has been generating real interest, and one you do not want to miss.
His topic: why excellent investment management is not about picking winners, but about building portfolios that never get left behind by yesterday’s losers.


It is a practical, data-driven philosophy, and it is what Findotec has been built around since day one.

Session: 10:10–10:40 | Meet the Managers 2026 | 9 June
Still time to register: https://www.meetthemanagers.co.za/

The Financial Planning Institute (FPI) is the authorising body for the Meet The Managers event. The amount of CPD points/hours are subject to approval based on the finalised agenda. CPD points and CPD hours are interchangeable and mean the same thing in an FPI and FSCA context. The organisers of the...

18/05/2026

Let’s be direct, markets right now are not easy.

Volatility, rapid sector rotations, and the kind of uncertainty that puts even well-constructed portfolios under pressure.

It is exactly this kind of environment that tests the foundations of how portfolios are built. And it is exactly the environment that Pedri Reyneke built Findotec to navigate.

His core argument is simple. In a world where the investment landscape shifts faster than ever, the ability to let go of what is no longer working is as critical as knowing what to own in the first place.

Three weeks until he makes that case at Meet the Managers 2026 on 9 June. If you have not secured your ticket yet, now is the time.

Register here: https://www.meetthemanagers.co.za/

The Financial Planning Institute (FPI) is the authorising body for the Meet The Managers event. The amount of CPD points/hours are subject to approval based on the finalised agenda. CPD points and CPD hours are interchangeable and mean the same thing in an FPI and FSCA context. The organisers of the...

13/05/2026

Here’s a thought worth sitting with this week:
Most investors spend the majority of their energy looking for the next great opportunity.

Pedri Reyneke, Head of Findotec, argues that the real edge lies elsewhere, in the discipline to never be caught holding what’s no longer working.
It sounds straightforward. In practice, it requires a fundamentally different approach to how portfolios are built, monitored, and managed.
That philosophy, clear, data-driven, and built for real market conditions, is what Pedri will present at Meet the Managers 2026 on 9 June.

Details and tickets: Meet the Managers 2026

07/05/2026

Exciting news for the South African investment community:

Pedri Reyneke, Head of Findotec, has been confirmed as a speaker at Meet the Managers 2026, one of South Africa’s most respected investment platforms, bringing together 33 leading fund managers.

Since launching in 2025, Findotec has made a strong mark as a data-driven investment manager with a clear and compelling philosophy. Great investment management isn’t about predicting the next winner. It is about building portfolios intelligent enough to leave yesterday’s losers behind.

Pedri takes the stage on 9 June 2026 at 10:10. Whether you are a financial advisor, portfolio specialist, or simply passionate about where South African investment management is heading, this is a session worth being in the room for.

Tickets and registration: Meet the Managers 2026

16/04/2026

South African households are paying more – and getting less – when it comes to healthcare

New Stats SA data shows:

• 71.6% of people rely on public clinics

• Only 14% have medical aid – and coverage is highly unequal

• Out-of-pocket spending totals R31.5 billion, hitting the poorest hardest

Key insights:

✅ White South Africans are far more likely to have medical aid than black African South Africans

✅ Urban households have almost five times higher coverage than traditional settlements

✅ Public clinics carry the country, but the system is under pressure
Healthcare affordability isn’t just a health issue – it’s a financial planning challenge. Knowing your options can make a real difference.

Read more: https://www.citizen.co.za/news/how-much-south-african-households-spend-on-healthcare/

The majority of South Africans, 71.6%, rely on the public health sector for their regular care.

09/04/2026

Planning to cease your South African tax residency?

Government and the South African Revenue Service are tightening rules around donations between spouses, targeting strategies used to reduce tax when leaving the country.

These changes could impact how assets are transferred and how exit tax applies.

Read more about the proposed changes and what they mean for taxpayers planning to move abroad: https://iol.co.za/personal-finance/financial-planning/2026-03-09-understanding-the-impact-of-south-africas-donations-tax-changes-on-high-net-worth-individuals/

Discover how the South African government is tightening tax regulations to prevent high-net-worth individuals from exploiting donations tax exemptions. This article explores the implications of the new rules and offers guidance for those planning to cease their tax residency.

07/04/2026

Scams are on the rise in South Africa, and fraudsters are becoming more convincing.

Fake proof of payments, investment scams, online shopping fraud and impersonation scams are some of the most common tactics used to target consumers.
Knowing what to look out for can help protect you from becoming a victim.

Read more about the most common scams and how to stay safe: https://iol.co.za/personal-finance/2026-03-07-the-message-looks-real-it-isnt/

Online scams surge in South Africa as fake payments, deepfakes and investment traps cost victims millions and rarely get reported.

02/04/2026

Important update for investors navigating market volatility
Global and domestic developments are creating short-term volatility for South African investors:

• Brent crude above $107 per barrel

• Weaker rand at R16.8/$

• Rising fuel costs and upcoming fuel levy & carbon tax increases

What this means for investors:

• Equity and commodity-linked sectors may face sharper price swings

• Currency and interest-rate movements could impact portfolio performance

• Short-term headlines shouldn’t drive long-term investment decisions
Pedri Reyneke, CEO & Fund Manager at Findotec, advises: “Focus on evidence, not emotion. A disciplined, data-driven approach protects portfolios from reactive decisions.”

Hear more from Pedri at Meet the Managers:
Johannesburg – 9 June
Cape Town – 11 June





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30/03/2026

Important update for investors navigating market volatility
Global and domestic developments are creating short-term volatility for South African investors:

• Brent crude above $107 per barrel

• Weaker rand at R16.8/$

• Rising fuel costs and upcoming fuel levy & carbon tax increases

What this means for investors:

• Equity and commodity-linked sectors may face sharper price swings

• Currency and interest-rate movements could impact portfolio performance

• Short-term headlines shouldn’t drive long-term investment decisions

Pedri Reyneke, CEO & Fund Manager at Findotec, advises:
“Focus on evidence, not emotion. A disciplined, data-driven approach protects portfolios from reactive decisions.”

Hear more from Pedri at Meet the Managers:

Johannesburg – 9 June

Cape Town – 11 June



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