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In the 1960s investors and financial advisors believed in the “efficient market theory” (EMT) which held that investors act rationally based on complete access to market information. But the thinking has since changed… says Hugo Snyman, MD of Third Circle
Sophisticated technological advances are urging on the evolution of the Retirement Fund landscape. These advances are seemingly re-shaping the manner in which Beneficiary Funds are being administered, which in turn has a noteworthy impact on Fiduciary Dut
Statistics confirm there is a high likelihood of your client contracting a major illness such as heart disease or cancer before they die. And thanks to advances in medical technology they are more likely to survive these illnesses than ever before...
Dalene Allen, underwriting expert and co-founder of specialist long-term risk cover provider Altrisk, looks at how personal health information is used in underwriting and why the interpretation of a GP and underwriter often differ.
If you had to hazard a guess, when do you reckon the COFI Bill will be signed into law?