Rand Merchant Bank

Other · Johannesburg, South Africa

Rand Merchant Bank is an investment bank based in Johannesburg, South Africa. 2 portfolio companies are on record.

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Rand Merchant Bank key facts

  • Rand Merchant Bank is a other based in Johannesburg, South Africa with 2 tracked portfolio companies.
  • Notable positions include KOKO Networks, Preference Capital.

About Rand Merchant Bank

Rand Merchant Bank is an investment bank based in Johannesburg, South Africa. Established in 1977, the bank offers some traditional banking services, especially through its RMB Private Bank, but RMB primarily focuses on corporate and investment banking, including services like Mergers & acquisitions, Structured finance, Infrastructure and project finance, Risk management, and advisory. It caters more to large corporations, institutions, and high-net-worth individuals, rather than the general public. RMB incorporates some traditional banking elements, especially through its private banking arm. It is better classified as an Investment Bank rather than a traditional retail banking institution. The assets are managed by the executive management team.

Rand Merchant Bank portfolio at a glance

2 portfolio companies are on record for Rand Merchant Bank: KOKO Networks and Preference Capital.

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Portfolio

2 companies · priced for members
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KOKO Networks▮▮
Preference Capital▮▮
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What companies does Rand Merchant Bank invest in?
Rand Merchant Bank has 2 recorded portfolio companies, including KOKO Networks, Preference Capital.