Building a legacy: Is your family business protected for the next generation? Heritage Month provides an opportunity to reflect not only on our cultural heritage, but also on the legacies we hope to leave behind for future generations. For many … Continue reading →
Prepared for a fuel shortage? Make sure you’re prepared for the risks too Recent geopolitical tensions and volatility in global oil markets have prompted many South Africans and businesses to increase their fuel reserves as a precaution against potential supply … Continue reading →
Back-to-campus risks that university students and parents may be overlooking As university campuses start to fill up again after the mid-year break, many students will be preparing for a new semester with laptops charged and assignments planned. What is often … Continue reading →
The first half of 2026 has seen a notable shift in the insurance risk landscape, with weather-related catastrophes becoming a major driver of claims, alongside rising motor claim severity and increasing cyber exposure. These trends are being reinforced by broader … Continue reading →
This month’s educational video focuses on The Price is Wrong – Market Value vs Replacement Value. It highlights the often-overlooked risk of underinsurance, where clients insure their assets for the incorrect value and face unexpected shortfalls at claims stage. The … Continue reading →
South Africa’s agricultural sector is under increasing pressure as rising input costs, infrastructure challenges and climate volatility continue to reshape the farming environment. As margins tighten and operational buffers shrink, farming businesses are becoming more exposed to a wider range … Continue reading →
This month’s educational video focuses on Liability 101 – Why liability cover is important. It highlights the often-overlooked risks clients face when they are held legally responsible for causing harm to others, whether in their personal capacity or within a … Continue reading →
Governance failures and insurance shortcomings within sectional title schemes are becoming increasingly common, with disputes referred to the Community Schemes Ombud Service continuing to rise. For trustees and owners alike, the financial and legal consequences of inadequate or inappropriate insurance … Continue reading →
This month’s educational video focuses on Maintenance vs Insurance – Balancing care and coverage. It helps you clearly understand the difference between routine maintenance and insured events, and why this distinction is critical when it comes to claims. The video … Continue reading →
Simple mistakes that lead to rejected insurance claims – and how to avoid them Many policyholders assume that paying premiums guarantees a seamless claims experience. But in reality, some of the most common claim rejections arise not from complicated fine … Continue reading →