Category: General
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Business resilience: Learnings from the COVID-19 pandemic
It is safe to say, most of us were unprepared for the COVID-19 outbreak, and even more were unprepared for the mitigation measures taken to prevent the large-scale loss of lives. Infectious diseases are not new, as far as risks go – these risks have existed in modern times, e.g. Spanish flu, avian flu and…
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Transport Insurance – A new approach
Vehicle insurance has traditionally made up a material portion of any business insurance costs. These costs are not limited to pure insurance payaway, but includes associated costs such as risk management and security, as well as consequential costs such as loss of income. Insurance is seen as a grudge purchase and fleet owners do not…
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The past, present and future of risk engineering
Written by John Patch, Senior Risk Engineer at Indwe PAST: Pre-COVID Crisis The insurance industry, which has gone through high and lows, has traditionally been a sure bet. Through many of the disasters all around the world, the global insurance market has remained resilient. The insurance market recovers from disasters through: Collective accumulation of insurance…
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Insurance do’s and don’ts during lockdown
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Understanding exposure and risk-bearing capacities during a disaster
Written by Danniella Bresler, Indwe Risk Finance and Business Interruption Specialist During a global pandemic, it is extremely important to put an emphasis on reducing risk where possible. With the effects of COVID-19 and the subsequent lockdown implications, it is inevitable that the direct and indirect effects will result in economic strain, both during the…
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