South African property owners are by and large not taking the risks posed by weather catastrophes as seriously as they should. Many still believe that SA is not exposed to major
Economic and global trade concerns are challenging organizations’ ability to invest adequately in preparing for and protecting the continuity of their operations, according to
Surviving the next bout of blackouts with adequate cover
April 30, 2019
South Africans are certainly not out of the woods in terms of damages caused by Eskom’s rolling blackouts. While personal belongings and business assets and equipment
Extreme Weather is becoming a regular part of life
April 24, 2019
As extreme weather events are increasing in severity, frequency, and unpredictability, insurers must adjust their risk methodologies accordingly. This is not just about reacting
The decision makers in the business all need to understand that combined assurance offers the unique opportunity to view the organisation from any given angle, and find out how
What would you do if your entire factory burnt down? Or if cybercriminals corrupted your IT systems beyond repair? And what if your company got sued for three times its annual turnover?
More than two-thirds of the countries in sub-Saharan Africa are at risk from strikes, riots and other types of civil unrest with a quarter of them at danger of sabotage and terrorist attacks
Automatic sprinklers and smoke-control ventilation systems are not incongruous. However, they must be designed explicitly with each other in mind when approaching a fire-safety
