Edition 04 - March 2023

The Customer & Broker Experience and Marketing teams are proud to present the fourth instalment of

A collection of thought leadership articles about insurance.

We have four well-crafted exclusive articles to get you thinking about a vast number of topics.

NFTs: insuring the intangible

Football fever reached a pitch towards the end of 2022, as fans gathered in stadiums across the Middle Eastern state of Qatar, or around television sets globally, for the FIFA World Cup. As with any large, popular event, there was merchandise to buy to remember the occasion and, in today’s world, that also meant official NFTs were on offer.

NFTs: insuring the intangible

Football fever reached a pitch towards the end of 2022, as fans gathered in stadiums across the Middle Eastern state of Qatar, or around television sets globally, for the FIFA World Cup. As with any large, popular event, there was merchandise to buy to remember the occasion and, in today’s world, that also meant official NFTs were on offer.

Ensuring freedom, insuring the body

When South African celebrity Boity Thulo reportedly insured her face after it was cut during fisticuffs with radio presenter Bujy Bikwa, she joined a long line of VIPs who have insured body parts.

Ensuring freedom, insuring the body

When South African celebrity Boity Thulo reportedly insured her face after it was cut during fisticuffs with radio presenter Bujy Bikwa, she joined a long line of VIPs who have insured body parts.

From cold feet to the second coming, insurance is weird

For every odd, peculiar or downright bizarre insurance requirement, there’s an insurer willing to cover it. Mostly.

From cold feet to the second coming, insurance is weird

For every odd, peculiar or downright bizarre insurance requirement, there’s an insurer willing to cover it. Mostly.

Millennials – an untapped opportunity?

South Africa’s millennials – defined by Statistics South Africa as the generation born between 1980 and 1999 – make up at least 27% of the country’s population and are better educated than their parents. It’s estimated that by 2025, millennials will form 75% of the global workforce.

Millennials – an untapped opportunity?

South Africa’s millennials – defined by Statistics South Africa as the generation born between 1980 and 1999 – make up at least 27% of the country’s population and are better educated than their parents. It’s estimated that by 2025, millennials will form 75% of the global workforce.

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