VISIO Fund Management is an investment management firm with a nimble, focused and dynamic team founded in 2003 by Patrice Moyal. We manage assets across a diverse range of listed-market strategies for a client base that includes some of the world’s largest and most sophisticated investors.
Latest Insights
Alexforbes’ bold buy back creates long-term value
VISIO commends Alexforbes' management team and Board for taking the bold decision to repurchase 29% of its issued shares for R2.5 billion from Prudential Financial.
Using shareholder activism to unlock value
At VISIO, constructive engagement begins long before a meeting with a board. It means understanding a business in detail, identifying where change can create value and then having open, practical conversations with management teams.
Value doesn’t unlock itself: VISIO’s approach to finding asymmetry
Cheap assets don't automatically become valuable investments. The real opportunity lies in identifying the catalysts that can drive change. From shareholder activism to uncovering opportunities in global markets, Co-CIO Patrice Moyal explains how VISIO seeks out asymmetric opportunities where the potential upside meaningfully outweighs the downside.
The Visio Team
A shared passion for investing shapes the way we work.
Our flat, collaborative structure encourages independent thinking, open debate and shared ownership. Across investment, operations and client service, our people work together with a common focus on delivering for our clients.
Shareholding
Managers (RIM)
Our Clients
Pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, fund-of-funds, family offices and private client. (SA, Europe, US and Asia).
Compliance
Level 2 B-BBEE
Predominantly institutional client base, domestic and international
Offices
Head Office
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Team Experience
Our investment team brings extensive experience across asset classes.
A long-standing core of senior investment professionals provides continuity and a strong foundation of institutional knowledge. Varied professional backgrounds and complementary areas of expertise bring different perspectives to our research, debate and decision-making.
