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Marc Hasenfuss

Editor-At-Large For The Fm And Business Day, Editor Of Fm'S Investors Monthly

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fm.co.za, Miningmx

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Marc Hasenfuss is an Editor-at-Large for the FM and Business Day, as well as the Editor of FM's Investors Monthly. With over 28 years of experience in journalism, he focuses on finance, investment writing, and corporate governance, while also exploring themes in entrepreneurship and alternative investments. Marc's work has been featured in Business Day and Miningmx, and he enjoys engaging with investors while pursuing his passions for tennis and the arts.

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Geo Focus

South Africa (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 63 %
Data Driven: 17 %
Opinion: 17 %
Reviews: 1 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Alternative Investments
  • Asset Management
  • Investment Strategies
  • Stocks & Bonds
  • Wealth Management
  • Corporate Finance
  • Corporations

Pitching Insights

Marc Hasenfuss focuses on providing investment analysis and covering private sector announcements, with a specific focus on the stock market, investments, asset management, business, and companies. His coverage attributes indicate a strong interest in finance-related topics.

Given Marc's emphasis on investment analysis and private sector announcements within South Africa's national context, he is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer unique insights into local companies or industries. Experts who can provide in-depth knowledge of the South African stock market or specific sectors within the country may find success when reaching out to him.

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Articles

Going after the Goldrush

Going after the Goldrush

By: Marc Hasenfuss

Will placing a bet on this be a sure thing or just a bit of a lottery? Launch access Welcome to the new Financial Mail.

Getting Trustco out of limbo

Getting Trustco out of limbo

By: Marc Hasenfuss

Riskowitz banging on the door as shareholder battle hots up over financial woes Launch access Welcome to the new Financial Mail.

Sabvest: Too busy to discount?

Sabvest: Too busy to discount?

By: Marc Hasenfuss

Sabvest Capital defies standard JSE holding company discount trends by driving major expansion deals Launch access Welcome to the new Financial Mail.

Has Labat smoked its dividend?

Has Labat smoked its dividend?

By: Marc Hasenfuss

Cannabis use can result in procrastination, but Labat is now a tech company — so why has it failed to pay its declared dividend? Shareholders wish they knew

Trellidor shuts the door on delisting

Trellidor shuts the door on delisting

By: Mark Tobin, Marc Hasenfuss

The company has made far-reaching decisions and cuts to return the business to its roots, where its brand name is ubiquitous locally Launch access

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