Investec to sponsor the Trophy Wine and Spirits Shows for three years
The Trophy Wine and Spirits Shows are proud to announce Investec Private Bank as title sponsor for the next three years.
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The Trophy Wine and Spirits Shows has announced Investec Private Bank as title sponsor for the next three years. “We are excited to welcome Investec onboard. They are an award-winning private bank that shares our commitment to client centricity and consistent excellence,” says Michael Fridjhon, convenor of the Trophy Wine and Spirits Shows.
Investec has been awarded Best Private Bank and Wealth Manager in South Africa, by the Financial Times of London’s Global Private Banking Awards, for nine years in a row. Euromoney’s private banking and wealth management survey has awarded it this same accolade for 10 consecutive years. The Shows will bring together the country’s top wine and spirits’ producers, importers and distributors.
“We know many of our clients will enjoy the bespoke tastings and engagement opportunities that the Trophy Wine and Spirits Shows, brought to you by Investec, present - and we look forward to hosting them,” says Cumesh Moodliar, head of Investec Private Bank SA.
For more info or to enter, go to The Trophy Wine Show and The Trophy Spirits Show to enter or find out more.
About the Trophy Wine and Spirits Shows
The Trophy Wine Show was designed two decades ago to help the Cape wine industry to calibrate to the expectations of international markets and has played a key role in driving innovation and transformation on the quality side of the spectrum.
The recently launched Trophy Spirits Show seeks to identify the best spirits available in and for the South African market, or produced in South Africa for export, applying the tried and tested methodology of the Trophy Wine Show.
About Investec
Investec partners with private, institutional and corporate clients, offering international banking, investment and wealth management services in two principal markets, South Africa and the UK, as well as certain other countries. The group was established in 1974 and currently has approximately 8,200+ employees. Investec has a dual listed company structure with listings on the London and Johannesburg Stock Exchanges.
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