Now It’s Personal

What can South Africans and their advisers expect from medical aid schemes this year? Get up to date with the latest industry trends.
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In the rapidly evolving insurance landscape, digital transformation is reshaping the way intermediaries interact with clients and process claims.
Rolling in the Deep

Navigating the shifting threats and emerging trends for mining companies on the African continent requires forward-thinking strategies and data-driven decision-making.
Bodies of Work

Trade associations vs professional bodies: Understanding the subtle distinctions between the two, why they should co-exist and how they provide mutually beneficial services to those they represent.
To DIY or Not to DIY?

DIY investing is on the rise but is it wise to take your financial wellbeing into your own hands?
Insurance: A Force For Good

Insurance has traditionally been known as a safety net for when things go wrong. But with so much data at insurers’ disposal and ever-increasing data analysis capabilities, insurers can also help clients prevent a bad situation.
Thoughts From Our CEO – What’s keeping brokers awake at night?

Thoughts From Our CEO: “As we embark on a new year, it’s imperative for us to reflect on the evolving landscape of our industry and strategise for growth and sustainability,” writes FIA CEO, Lizelle van der Merwe.
Understanding the Current Insurance Landscape to Help Clients Manage their Risks

Risk is at the core of our business, and to navigate the complexities of the current insurance landscape, we must understand the various risk factors at play, including climate change, supply chain disruptions, infrastructure challenges, and, lastly, the effects of AI on our business.
Expanding access to insurance should remain at the centre for insurers

The article unpacks the significance of partnerships in the insurance business and how the direction could expand customer reach and simplify access.
Buying a snazzy watch or car? This is how FICA rules will impact the deal

Dealers of high-value goods such as art, cars, commercial vehicles, machinery and even jewellery must adhere to FICA regulations targeting financial crimes or they will incur significant penalties. How will this impact consumers?