
It may be claim number 49. It’s their worst day.
A routine interaction for an insurance professional can be a crisis for the person on the other side, making empathy a practical part of the job.

A routine interaction for an insurance professional can be a crisis for the person on the other side, making empathy a practical part of the job.

The revived RAF 1 Form claims could create billions of rands in additional liability, with the Fund’s first-quarter average payment illustrating the potential scale of the exposure.

Private firefighting networks, connected smoke detectors, and faster emergency response are giving insurers new ways to limit losses before flames engulf a home.

The scheme says R1.7 billion in projected savings could moderate future increases as it prepares for robust talks with organised labour.

Twelve months after reporting a solvency ratio of just 20.99%, Medihelp returned above the statutory threshold while almost nine-folding its operating surplus.

The NFO says proactive disclosure, better underwriting conversations, and stronger intermediary oversight will benefit customers and insurers alike.

Santam’s Fanus Coetzee says the real value of an intermediary is not at sale, but when a client needs clarity, reassurance, and help after a loss.

Rare but complex EV fire incidents are forcing insurers to rethink pricing, claims, and underwriting models.

MBSE top achievers share how the HCSTI turns ambition and experience into long-term growth in short-term insurance.

Top achievers in the Higher Certificate in Short-Term Insurance (HCSTI) qualification exams, credit the qualification with deepening their industry knowledge and advancing their careers.

Paying for fire damage without insurance can be financially devastating for both individuals and businesses.