[Promoted] Daily Investor reaches 350,000 analysts, investors, fund managers, and financial professionals
latest readership figures show that it continues to grow as South Africa’s premier investment news and analysis platform.South African fund managers, analysts, investors, and financial professionals read Daily Investor.
This is complemented by the strong growth of readers subscribing to the Daily Investor daily newsletter –subscribers – and the number of professionals who have created personal accounts on the site –Launched on 1 August by Broad Media, Daily Investor has quickly cemented its position as the online platform of choice for the country’s investment community.
It provides its readers with the latest news, investing insights, and financial data seven days a week. Insightful perspectives on JSE-listed companies, coverage of international stocks, insights into macroeconomic events, and regular stock pick features further augment Daily Investor’s stellar offering.Daily Investor has a dedicated marketing team that helps businesses partner with it and reach South Africa’s investment and finance decision makers.
It offers a range of marketing solutions which ensure your message reaches your target market, while providing a trusted and brand-safe environment.
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