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Mr. Ayanda Gaqa is a Head Executive of Governance & Assurance at Eskom Pension & Provident Fund.
He joined the EPPF on 1 July 2007.
He serves on various committees within the EPPF including the Board of Trustees, the Executive Committee, Audit and Risk Committee, Strategic Investment Committee, Risk Management Committee and the Procurement Committee
He has held various leadership positions in various organizations including Futuregrowth Asset Management and Sanlam Investment Management.
Ayanda Gaqa active positions
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Eskom Pension & Provident Fund
Eskom Pension & Provident Fund Investment ManagersFinance EPPF emphasizes a long-term outlook and implements its investment strategy largely through a multi-manager arrangement. The primary objective is to earn a net real Rand investment return of at least 4.5 percent per annum over a rolling three-year period. In other words, the EPPF aims to earn an annual return of at least 4.5 percent after inflation (as measured by the South African Consumer Price Index), applicable taxes, and investment fees and costs. invest in assets that have long-term performance and risk characteristics. Their investments consist of fixed interest income (bonds), and money market investments, as well as listed equity and property shares and properties, private equity and hedge funds. Mostly these investments are in domestic markets, however there is reasonable exposure to international and African investments as well in line with the prescripts of applicable legislation. | Compliance Officer | 2007-06-30 |
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Eskom Pension & Provident Fund
Eskom Pension & Provident Fund Investment ManagersFinance EPPF emphasizes a long-term outlook and implements its investment strategy largely through a multi-manager arrangement. The primary objective is to earn a net real Rand investment return of at least 4.5 percent per annum over a rolling three-year period. In other words, the EPPF aims to earn an annual return of at least 4.5 percent after inflation (as measured by the South African Consumer Price Index), applicable taxes, and investment fees and costs. invest in assets that have long-term performance and risk characteristics. Their investments consist of fixed interest income (bonds), and money market investments, as well as listed equity and property shares and properties, private equity and hedge funds. Mostly these investments are in domestic markets, however there is reasonable exposure to international and African investments as well in line with the prescripts of applicable legislation. | Finance |
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