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BIFM HOSTS INVESTMENT SEMINAR

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July 7, 2021
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Botswana Insurance Fund Management Limited (Bifm) recently hosted clients and stakeholders at the Inaugural Bifm Breakfast Seminar. The Bifm Breakfast Seminar is an event organized by Bifm, to share their insights and outlook with clients.

The virtual event helped clients and stakeholders understand the positions taken by Bifm to create and preserve value for their portfolios,  Bifm’s strategy and outlook amid uncertainties brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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‘‘We are excited to have hosted this seminar and used it as a forum to engage with our clients and stakeholders to reaffirm our investment philosophy and processes and of our commitment to preserve and create value in the long-term’’ said Bifm CEO, Ms. Neo Bogatsu.

The event featured Bifm professionals, local and international experts; Prof. Brothers Malema

– UB Associate Professor- Economics and Mr. Arthur Kamp – Sanlam Investments, Chief

Economist.

Since inception in Botswana, Bifm remains the country’s oldest asset management service provider and began its operations in the country in 1975. The brand seeks to reinforce and showcase its capabilities of being a trusted partner. This is made possible largely by the firm’s client-centric model, which enhances client confidence over time.

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