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Trades about 31% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1974 and headquartered in Sandton, South Africa, Investec Group is a global financial services firm providing a comprehensive suite of products across the United Kingdom, South Africa, and various international regions. The company's offerings are broadly categorized into two main areas. Firstly, its wealth and investment management services cater to private clients, charitable organizations, pension funds, and trusts, encompassing bespoke portfolio management, financial planning, stockbroking, retirement solutions, and investment advisory. Secondly, its specialized banking division comprises private banking for individuals, offering lending, savings, foreign exchange, private capital, and transactional services, alongside corporate and investment banking for governments, institutions, businesses, and intermediaries, which includes lending, strategic advice, hedging instruments, treasury management, and equity capital raising.
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