The retirement industry in South Africa is now obliged by law to take environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations into account on all pension investments. This is a fundamental shift in hundreds of years of investment philosophy. 

Genesis is proud to announce the appointment of three new partners at the firm: Paul Anderson, Anthony Felet and Ethèl Teljeur.

Genesis Analytics assisted in the case of a forestry merger that developed into one of the longest­running merger trials in South Africa.

In an important test case of the public interest provisions in the Competition Act, Genesis Analytics provided expert evidence on behalf of three government departments relating to the public interest issues that arose from Wal­Mart's acquisition of Massmart.

Genesis Analytics was commissioned by a leading pan­African bank to conduct a pricing strategy review of its operations in Ghana. 

A consortium led by Genesis Analytics has been appointed to lead a project that plans to build hostels for 34,040 students in partnership with the private sector to alleviate the accommodation crisis at five Kenyan universities and colleges.

The energy crisis and an initial 200% price increase proposed by the energy utility monopoly, Eskom, in 2010 was one of the most significant economic developments of recent times.

Genesis was recently featured in the news in Kenya for having assisted the FSD Kenya, Capital Market Authority and the Nairobi Securities Exchange in identifying a number of options for developing the Growth Enterprise Market Segment (GEMS) of the NSE.

The retirement industry in South Africa is now obliged by law to take environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations into account on all pension investments. 

Malawi is a small country with great but unrealised potential. Following a golden era in the 1970s, successive governments have struggled to deliver sustained economic growth and prosperity.

Genesis has kicked off the new year by strengthening its capability and expanding its services in financial risk management. This comes with the appointment of James Bernstein, a top risk professional, as Head of a new Risk Management Unit in the firm’s Financial Institutions Practice. 

The retail mass markets in many sectors of the Nigerian economy have remained shallow simply because business decision making is yet to be anchored on requisite research, global Economics Consultants, Genesis Analytics, has said.