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    This document outlines an upcoming lecture on asset classes that will be given by guest Sinovuyo Ndaleni from Coronation. The lecture will focus on the differences between investing in shares versus debt instruments, discussing how shares can be riskier than debt. It will also cover money market instruments, bonds, equity securities, and derivative securities as capital market asset classes. The conclusion thanks Sinovuyo Ndaleni and poses a question on the expected difference in long-term outcomes between a company's listed shares and listed bonds.

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    This document outlines an upcoming lecture on asset classes that will be given by guest Sinovuyo Ndaleni from Coronation. The lecture will focus on the differences between investing in shares versus debt instruments, discussing how shares can be riskier than debt. It will also cover money market instruments, bonds, equity securities, and derivative securities as capital market asset classes. The conclusion thanks Sinovuyo Ndaleni and poses a question on the expected difference in long-term outcomes between a company's listed shares and listed bonds.

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    The Investment Environment & Asset Classes Prof. de Jager

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    Greg Aubin
    This document outlines an upcoming lecture on asset classes that will be given by guest Sinovuyo Ndaleni from Coronation. The lecture will focus on the differences between investing in shares versus debt instruments, discussing how shares can be riskier than debt. It will also cover money market instruments, bonds, equity securities, and derivative securities as capital market asset classes. The conclusion thanks Sinovuyo Ndaleni and poses a question on the expected difference in long-term outcomes between a company's listed shares and listed bonds.

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    THE INVESTMENT ENVIRONMENT

    & ASSET CLASSES

    Prof. de Jager
    Assumed reading

    Chapter 2 of text book: “The Investment Environment”

    Background information on our guest: Sinovuyo Ndaleni


    Lecture plan – asset classes

    2017 supplementary exam: “Argue why shares can be


    regarded as riskier than debt instruments”

    • You do not have to invest in shares only; there are other


    options

    • Sinovuyo Ndaleni from Coronation will focus on the


    difference between investing in shares and investing in
    debt instruments

    • Also take out of text book and lecture what is useful


    about indexes and how they are calculated
    Asset classes

    • Money market instruments

    • Capital market instruments


    – Bonds
    – Equity Securities
    – Derivative Securities
    Conclusion

    • Heart thank you to Sinovuyo Ndaleni!

    • Can you answer the question “What difference in


    outcome can be expected over the long-term when
    comparing the listed share and listed bond of the same
    company?

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