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A company effected an insurance policy over a ship, premised on the fact that it was the sole shareholder of the owner and that in terms of an ancillary agreement it was to be vested with its ownership and therefore had the right of use of the ship in respect of which it held a fishing permit

Watch the InsureTalk 2020 webinar where ENSafrica's insurance experts, Rob Scott and Matthew Morrison discuss pandemics, business interruption and the law.

For the past few days, the international news has been dominated by the missing Titanic submarine. Social media platforms have also been abuzz with the missing submarine. One of the interesting questions...

A new Insurance Bill was tabled in Parliament on Friday the 29th of January 2016.

On 23 March 2018, National Treasury of South Africa published draft amendments to the Regulations promulgated under the Long-term Insurance Act, 52 of 1998 ...

In this publication we examine the most important business implications for executives to consider in response to the most recent insurance accounting proposals.

The interpretation of insurance policies is one of the most often litigated aspects of insurance law.

Recent influential court decisions and what they may mean for your business.

Once a party has been effectively served with summons, they must act promptly and follow the procedures set out in the Uniform Rules of Court ("the Rules of Court").

Traditionally, access to micro-insurance in South Africa for lower income households has been restricted to life insurance products only,...