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Insurance implications if expensive artwork is damaged during transit

25 April 2017

Many South Africans appreciate art and enjoy purchasing valuable pieces, which usually come at a very expensive price. However, because artwork is so delicate, it is always at risk of damage when it is being transported. Individuals who purchase artwork need to make sure they know what the insurance implications are if their valuable piece gets damaged while in transit.

Expertise and understanding are the building blocks in dealing with political risks

24 April 2017

Providing political risk solutions presents risk providers with an opportunity for creating frameworks to respond and to steady political risk environments particularly in emerging economies.

Western Cape to prepare for rain and floods

21 April 2017

A recent article on News24 has highlighted that Western Cape residents should prepare for rainy weather and possible flooding this winter. This news comes as the region faces a devastating drought with dam levels currently at an average of 22.1%.

Cut the trash… How to prepare for the junk in SA’s

19 April 2017

There’s been a lot of talk about our downgrade to junk status, and although we all understand that anything that sounds like garbage is clearly not good news, everyone is waiting to see how it’ll really impact their pockets.

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Do you think short-term insurance broking will survive the AI plus humanoid robotics age?

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Human first always Not a chance Possibly maybe Yes, but reimagined

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