Questionnaire: Q2 Fundamentals

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1. What factors will likely lead the Euro Area and the US into a recession

a. Further sanction by Europe against Russia and a potential total energy embargo

b. Rising global inflation

c. Further aggressive policy tightening by the Fed

d. a & c

2. What has been a key theme of President Ramaphosa since he took office in 2018 that is helping to improve ANC policy direction?

a. Thuma Mina

b. Anti-corruption drive

c. Significant private sector involvement in the future of the economy

d. Step-aside rule

3. What key ESG initiatives will have a significant impact on our business and the broader industry in the coming years? *

a. Committing to a Net Zero world

b. Develop an SA-centric low carbon net-zero benchmark to better reflect the country’s on-the-ground economic and social realities.

c. Identifying quantitative ESG signals through machine learning to explore the real value of ESG factors and to incorporate relevant trends within South African and global markets.

d. a, b & c

4. In addition to achieving a measurable and reliable low-carbon benchmark, what other core motivation is there for OMIG to develop its own SA-centric low carbon net zero benchmark? *

a. To avoid accusations of greenwashing

b. To enhance our ESG-aligned portfolio construction and performance measurement, and lead to better product innovation.

c. To give SA more leeway in its net zero deadline

d. To showcase the on the ground social realities of achieving net zero in SA

5. What is one of the most telling indicators of the changing multi-polar order? *

a. The Ukraine invasion itself, with the US’s weakened state certainly being one of the factors that emboldened Moscow to carry out the invasion.

b. China’s increasing militarisation

c. Russia’s increasing territorial strategy in Eastern Europe

d. The rise of the Eastern Power Bloc

6. How has excess money or quantitative easing programmes played a role in undermining the West? *

a. Rising inflation

b. Rising Western government debt levels

c. Undermining the status of the US dollar as the world’s reserve currency

d. All of the above

7. Which, as a result of the war in Ukraine, are some of the best performing sectors this year that presents a challenge to the performance of a portfolio with an ESG inclusive framework? *

a. Wheat

b. Defense

c. Energy

d. b & c

8. What does the saying “buy on the cannons, sell on the trumpets” refer to? *

a. No profit should come from war

b. The start of a war is a good time to invest in the stock market, whilst the end of a war is a good time to sell

c. Buy at the bottom and sell at the top

d. War is nothing to trumpet

9. What is one of the key lessons that companies and countries took from the Covid lockdowns *

a. Deglobalisation is the answer

b. Consumers want increased online access

c. It is critical to have suppliers closer to home

d. Global supply chains are vulnerable

10. What recent event has curtailed China’s trajectory to becoming the world’s largest economy? *

a. The harm its current regulatory crackdown on the technology industry has done to foreign investor sentiment

b. Recent lockdowns in Shanghai and Beijing

c. Oppression of its citizens’ human rights

d. Its increasing military spending

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