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Targeting lower income earners becomes an African issue

20 March 2014 | News

A major focus on some of the reforms that the Financial Services Board (FSB) wants to introduce into the industry with their new legislation, is providing a product which would be inclusive and would be available to all South Africans, especially lower income earners. This would play an important role in the life sector as members of the public can save for retirement and take out disability, critical illness or life cover.

Tracker allegations: Tracker assures business partners

19 March 2014 | News

The last 36 hours has seen significant media activity questioning Tracker’s relationship with the South African Police Service. The coverage essentially claims how one “undisclosed source” has laid charges against Tracker alleging that its 18-year relationship with the SAPS may not have been handled correctly in terms of the tender process, Tracker’s access to police resources, and alleged “rewards” to police.

The New Face Of Bike Parks Provides Fun And Safe Cycling Alternative

18 March 2014 | News

Adventure and outdoors enthusiasts got together on Saturday to enjoy nature and the sport of mountain biking in complete safety at the launch of the Tracker Ride Free Bike Park at Central Park Trails Modderfontein, in Gauteng. The event saw riders of all levels take to the trails to explore the newly upgraded facilities, giving rise to a safe new way for South Africans to enjoy the outdoors.

Appointments at Camargue Underwriting Managers

17 March 2014 | Appointments

Gerhard de Bruin has been appointed Financial Director of the Camargue Group.

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