
Monday briefing: a round-up of recent financial services news
Two-thirds of CEOs expect unrest | Funds with exposure to Transaction Capital
Two-thirds of CEOs expect unrest | Funds with exposure to Transaction Capital
OM concerned about lapses | OM 2022 results | Santam buys MTN’s device book | RAF seeks to appeal claims ruling.
But new business volumes from life insurance operations fall 10%.
Provides guidelines on how to avoid being caught out.
Another year of high pay-outs following Covid in 2020 and the unrest in 2021.
The intention of the grid failure exclusion is not to cancel power surge cover, the insurer says.
SA unit trust returns | Flood claims | Santam profits warning | Insuretech raises $17m | Sanlam-AfroCentric deal | Business account fees.
It says Smith played a key role in laying the foundation for the financial services group as it currently exists.
Tough claims environment weighs on short-term insurance business
Transnet took Santam to court to recover the costs of rehabilitating soil contaminated after thieves broke into a fuel pipeline.
No doubt, other insurers will soon follow suit.
Santam’s executive head of commercial and personal intermediated business, Andrew Coutts, has issued a communication to intermediaries setting out the factors that have made premium increases unavoidable. Coutts said households and businesses have […]
In a recent article, I quoted from a review conducted by Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS) that examined developments in corporate insurance claims and highlighted the top causes of loss for companies, […]
A “concerted set of underwriting actions” were under way to reprice Santam’s book, to take account of the inflationary and other pressures that were pushing up the cost of claims, Sanlam’s chief executive, […]
Discovery’s long-term and short-term insurance arms delivered contrasting performances in the group’s 2022 financial year, with Discovery Life’s normalised operating profit surging by 200% and Discovery Insure’s tanking 165%, driven mainly by the […]
The extensive flooding and landslides experienced on stretches of the KwaZulu-Natal coastline on 11 and 12 April should serve as a warning to the general population, and more pertinently, to South Africa’s non-life […]
The non-life insurance sector in South Africa, more commonly known as the short-term insurance industry, has arguably experienced its most challenging three years. Although provision was made for possible disasters such as fire […]
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