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Justin Adam Brown

Justin Adam Brown

Verified

Deputy Editor, Citywire

Johannesburg

Final Covers

Barbecue , Technology , Small Business Trends

Doesn’t Cover

Religion,Military Conflict,Police,Crime Scenes,Fashion,Gossip,

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Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 1534

  • ‘GNU is looking more likely to break apart’

    By RUAN JOOSTE, Justin Adam Brown, Johann Peens, Jaco Visser| Citywire South Africa Verified All Weather Capital deputy chief investment officer (CIO) Sanelisiwe Tofile believes South Africa’s Government of National Unity (GNU) looks more likely than ever to break apart. ‘The African National Congress [ANC] and Democratic Alliance [DA] had good intentions for this GNU,’ he said.

    By RUAN JOOSTE, Justin Adam Brown, Johann Peens, Jaco Visser · Citywire South Africa

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Video: ETF fee compression remains a dominant narrative

    By Justin Adam Brown, Angus Foote, Nour Azhar, Jaco Visser| Citywire South Africa Verified LONDON: Fee compression remains a dominant narrative in the ETF industry with companies vying to maintain and attract investors. WisdomTree recently slashed fees of its existing $880m (£682m) bitcoin ETP to mirror BlackRock’s introductory pricing of its new bitcoin ETP – a move widely interpreted as a defensive manoeuvre to protect their market share.

    By Justin Adam Brown, Angus Foote, Nour Azhar, Jaco Visser · Citywire South Africa

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • ‘GNU is looking more likely to break apart’

    By RUAN JOOSTE, Justin Adam Brown, Johann Peens, Jaco Visser| Citywire South Africa Verified All Weather Capital deputy chief investment officer (CIO) Sanelisiwe Tofile believes South Africa’s Government of National Unity (GNU) looks more likely than ever to break apart. ‘The African National Congress [ANC] and Democratic Alliance [DA] had good intentions for this GNU,’ he said.

    By RUAN JOOSTE, Justin Adam Brown, Johann Peens, Jaco Visser · Citywire South Africa

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Company Info

Citywire

Citywire is a media company based in London, UK, that operates within the asset management industry. Founded in 1999 by Lawrence Lever, the company employs around 260 people and has offices in major cities including Milan, Munich, Singapore, Paris, Brighton, and New York City, with editorial bases in Cape Town, Madrid, and Los Angeles. Citywire focuses on providing news, insights, and data tailored for the global wealth management community. Its offerings include comprehensive news coverage and analysis of the asset management sector, events for networking and industry insights, as well as data and research tools to assist financial professionals in making informed investment decisions. The company also publishes various magazines and online content aimed at different regions and sectors within the wealth management industry.

London, England, United Kingdom

'+44 20 7840 2250

Founded: 1999