
Sasria reintroduces wrap cover with reduced limit
After a near five-year absence following the 2021 unrest, Sasria relaunches its wrap cover as a R500 million excess layer above the standard coupon.

After a near five-year absence following the 2021 unrest, Sasria relaunches its wrap cover as a R500 million excess layer above the standard coupon.

Gathering the right information at the scene and reporting the accident correctly can prevent claim delays.

Motor insurance data shows most rejected claims are still driven by preventable driver behaviour, with direct implications for underwriting, advice and client risk.

The FSCA says the information helps it to monitor the extent to which insurers are delivering fair outcomes for consumers.

A signed nomination received during the policyholder’s lifetime satisfied the contractual requirements despite an incorrect policy number.

A complaint reviewed by the National Financial Ombud Scheme highlights how exclusions linked to unlawful conduct are assessed.

Interconnected hazards are altering claims patterns and capital pressures for insurers – shifting priorities for brokers and corporate risk teams, says PSG Insure.

Discovery Insure warns that inactive or faulty tracking devices may leave motorists without hijacking or theft protection.

Insurers may reject claims where corroborating evidence places a driver at a pub, shows alcohol purchases, or records behaviour consistent with intoxication.

I-FSCA yarhoxisa ilayisenisi ye-Luvuyo’ kwinyanga yeThupha emva kokuba uthotho lwezigqibo lufumanise ukuba le nkampani ayiphumelelanga ukuhlawula amabango kwaye yasebenza ngaphandle kombhali ongaphantsi.

According to Bidvest Life’s 2024 Claims Report, younger clients and women accounted for most income protection claims – signalling where advisers’ risk focus may need to shift.

The FSCA revoked Luvuyo’s licence in August after a string of determinations found the firm failed to pay claims and operated without an underwriter.

The High Court’s ruling clarifies that clinically necessary cosmetic interventions can be recognised as legitimate past medical expenses in personal injury claims.

South Africa ranks 4th worst in the world for road safety, with rising accident claims underscoring the need for appropriate protection.

A High Court ruling shows that failing to keep a safe following distance – and failing to back up your story with solid evidence – can cost you your case as well as your claim.

The funeral provider has faced repeated determinations this year after failing to settle valid claims.

Santam’s Thabiso Rulashe on how insurers are adapting to stay resilient – and profitable – in an era of rising risks.