At Sanlam, we are committed to fostering growth and development within the insurance industry. As part of this commitment, we’re proud to share that we recently attended the prestigious INSETA Insurance Skills Indaba and Excellence Recognition Awards and received a prestigious award for our continued work in the industry. The Insurance Sector Education and Training […]
A recent judgment underlines that it is vital to be certain that you fully understand the terms of an investment before you sign
‘We’re not filling a gap; we’re catalysing a new economic paradigm’
With labour seemingly sidelined in talks affecting the economy’s future, big business isn’t as hard done by as some believe
During a media briefing, business leaders said their work with government could deliver the growth needed to arrest the economic crisis
Eight insurance firms are being probed over price-fixing allegations. Legally, clients can claim for damages but experts say they should not hold their breath
The companies are BrightRock Life, Discovery, FMI (a division of Bidvest Life) Hollard, Momentum, Old Mutual Insure, Professional Provident Society and Sanlam
Regional and international insurance giants are tying the knot to grow the market
The insurer ditches R5.1-billion to focus on Africa and other emerging markets
From Leo to Rassie to Mourinho, the art of the endorsement commercial is in laughably bad shape
A Just Share report on the AGMs of seven of SA’s biggest financiers found their climate commitments show promise, but timelines remain sketchy
Limited understanding of finances and a low income means that millions of South Africans either don’t or can’t put money aside for when they’re older
Families have found the cultural cost of burying their loved ones under lockdown difficult to bear, but the financial costs have reduced
The Motsepe family has called on corporations with financial means to exercise “ubuntu” by contributing money to assist the government to combat the spread of Covid-19
Investors come to a balanced fund because they want growth
South African giants in the firing line as investor decides to drop carbon-heavy companies
Investing in our continent enables much-needed growth and economic development, and can offer strong returns
There’s never been a better time to be an investor
But board rejects calls for matter to be discussed at AGM
Optimism propels positive action by promoting a solution-focused mindset
‘Our expertise and our balance sheet allow us to think in new ways’
Lenders and other creditors have now agreed that Markus Jooste has until March 2019 to repay his debts without interest
Its unbundling is expected to unlock value for investors and make it more competitive
JP Verster was right about African Bank and Steinhoff but disagrees with Viceroy’s latest report
The Reserve Bank and Absa have lost their cool and the court battle promises to be ugly
The Sanlam Handmade Contemporary Fair runs from Friday October 14 to Sunday October 16 at the Hyde Park corner rooftop in Johannesburg.
The impact on UK-listed stocks has been relatively muted. So what happens when the votes are counted on the 24th?
The South African-based firm has moved rapidly into Africa and Asia in the past four years, with plans for further expansion.
The Financial Mail has reported that the billionaire is planning to start a financial-services company.
A looming bond default following the liquidation of the engineering company will impact on a number other entities.
Many South Africans fully intend to become diligent savers but are just not translating these intentions into action.
How to understand the inverse relationship between bond prices and interest rates.