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Risk mitigation: How insurance supports small business resilience

29 January 2019 | General

It is often said that small businesses are the backbone of the South African economy. It should follow, then, that if the economy is to be safeguarded against the unexpected, it is necessary for individual small business owners to take risk mitigation steps to protect their livelihood and those of their employees.

Managing student asset risks with appropriate insurance cover

21 January 2019 | General

The start of the academic year is a tough time for many parents when it comes to managing the spiraling costs that come with sending a child to school or university. Besides tuition fees, there’s the realisation that all the electronic gadgets such as tablets, phones, laptops and iPads, along with uniforms and sports gear constitute a very hefty financial investment – one that will remain constant throughout your child’s education years.

Marsh & McLennan – World Economic Forum Global Risks Report 2019

17 January 2019 | General

The world’s ability to foster collective action in the face of urgent major crises has reached crisis levels, with worsening international relations hindering action across a growing array of serious challenges.

Heightened risk will characterise 2019: business resilience will be key

16 January 2019 | General

One of the most important trends to emerge in recent years is that it is increasingly difficult to identify individual risks in isolation, says Michael Davies, CEO, ContinuitySA.

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