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Premium Content Fancy an alarm clock, hair dryer or coffee grinder going off from 6am, multiple times a day, every day? That is the level of noise experienced in many suburbs since new flight paths came into effect following the opening of Brisbane s second runway last July. Airservices Australia s online Webtrak site shows noise levels have shot up at a dozen monitoring sites from Nudgee in the east, to Bardon in the west and south as far as Salisbury. Webtrak showed some of the stations routinely record noise levels above 70 decibels (dB) in the morning on April 20, for example - equivalent to a washing machine.
Ninety One wins prestigious Raging Bull award
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CAPE TOWN - NINETY One has won the coveted Raging Bull Award for the South African Manager of the Year for the overall performance of its unit trust funds to the end of 2020.
This is a big honour for the well-established asset management company with the relatively new name. Under its old name, Investec Asset Management, it was runner-up in last year’s Raging Bull Awards. At the beginning of last year it separated from Investec Bank and became Ninety One.
The Raging Bull Awards ceremony is hosted annually by Personal Finance in partnership with data providers Profile Data and Plex Crown. The event was sponsored this year by the JSE, Sanlam Investments, Stanlib, Truffle and Fundamental.
The Raging Bull Awards - Find out who SAâs best asset manager of the year is
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Ninety One has won the coveted Raging Bull Award for the South African Manager of the Year for the performance of its unit trust funds to the end of 2020.
This is a big honour for a well-established asset management company with a relatively new name. Until recently the company was Investec Asset Management, and it was runner-up in last yearâs Raging Bull Awards. At the beginning of last year it separated from Investec Bank and took the name Ninety One.