
Life insurance sector consolidates its recovery in 2024
KPMG’s survey shows broad improvement across major life insurers, driven by moderate premium growth, stronger investment returns, and efficiency gains.

KPMG’s survey shows broad improvement across major life insurers, driven by moderate premium growth, stronger investment returns, and efficiency gains.

There was a significant decrease in actual losses involving fraudulent and dishonest life insurance claims compared with 2023.

The first Mortality and Morbidity Impact Assessment Framework guides insurers through a structured approach to evaluate long-term climate-driven health risks.

Life insurers are expected to maintain steady profitability, but policy surrenders and competition-driven pricing pressures could impact long-term growth.

The industry lost at least R175.9 million last year but prevented losses of R1.5 billion through enhanced detection efforts, says ASISA.

ASISA advises consumers to take a holistic view of their finances and avoid hasty decisions that could leave them unprotected.

There was a further decline in cases that were resolved wholly or partially in favour of the complainants.