Investec Group (INL.JO) operates as an Anglo-South African international banking and wealth management group headquartered in Sandton, South Africa, with founding in 1974; the dual-listed entity provides specialist financial products and services including private banking for high net worth and high income individuals, wealth and portfolio management, stockbroking, offshore and retirement investment solutions, intergenerational wealth planning, personal and property financing, insurance covering severe illness, disability, life, mortgage and income protection, business banking solutions such as trade and debtor finance, asset and leverage finance, structured property finance, technology asset finance, supply chain finance, medical practice finance, corporate and private equity financing, transaction banking, private capital, forex and risk management, instant access and fixed-term deposit accounts, money market services, equity structured products, advisory services, treasury and risk management for foreign exchange commodities interest rates and liquidity, fixed-income instruments, execution and custody solutions for institutions hedge funds corporates and intermediaries, securities lending, and clearing services; operations span South Africa the United Kingdom Ireland Switzerland Mauritius Guernsey India Jersey the United States and other regions in Europe Southern Africa and Asia-Pacific with approximately 8200 employees serving over 150000 clients and managing assets exceeding £165 billion. In April 2023 Investec Group sold its UK and Channel Islands wealth and investment businesses to Rathbones Group plc for £839 million retaining a 41% ownership stake; in 2025 it sold its share plan software platform from Investec Wealth & Investment International to Optio Incentives; partnered with Carlyle to launch a senior debt fund focused on senior secured loans for European private equity and corporate-backed businesses; entered South Africa's electricity market as one of the first major banks after receiving a Nersa trading license enabling renewable power sourcing and trading over Eskom networks; executed a R2.5 billion share buy-back programme including R1.1 billion repurchased by September 2025 amid stable earnings strong capital position and progress on strategic growth objectives.