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The Complexities of insuring collectables

17 March 2014

A portrait of our former president and global icon, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, by acclaimed British painter Richard Stone sold at a recent auction in Cape Town for a staggering R1 million – the highest price paid for a Mandela portrait. This and many other Mandela memorabilia, which have been sold at recent auctions for record breaking prices, highlights the importance of ensuring that sufficient cover is in place for any new valuable items that have been added to personal collections.

Rise of identity theft scams highlights importance of identity insurance

13 March 2014

Statistics from the South African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS) reveal that a shocking 23% of all fraud cases filed at its offices are linked to impersonation. The rise in identity theft points to the importance for all South Africans to ensure they are financially protected against any losses suffered as a result of their identity being unlawfully used by another party.

Could a mudslide ruin your business?

12 March 2014

Weather-related claims emphasises the need for business interruption cover.

Increased civil disobedience prompts review of insurance covers

10 March 2014

Over the past two years, South Africa has seen an increase in labour strikes with residents of impoverished communities taking to the streets to voice their dissatisfaction over the poor level of service delivery to their areas. Added to this, is the increasing spate of wage strikes by mine workers.

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