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African merger regulation by the COMESA Competition CommissionCross-border merger regulation by the Competition Commission of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) became a reality on 14 January 2013. Merge01/03/2013
Ten things to know - insurance regulation in South AfricaWe present our latest jurisdiction-specific ten things to know about insurance in South Africa. Other international guides available are: Australia, Singapore, Cambodia, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Vietnam, New Zealand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, India, China and Hong Kong.06/02/2013
POPI and InsuranceThe Protection of Personal Information Bill (POPI) is in its final draft. It affects the insurance industry.11/01/2013
Binder and other intermediary agreementsThe binder regulations that came into force on 1 January 2012 require insurers and intermediaries to review all their agreements by the end of the year...29/05/2012
You and your insurance brokerIf, like many people did, you went on holiday on 15 December 2011 happy with the insurance broker you have been dealing with for 20 years, you would, probably...29/05/2012
Wear and tearAn interesting case in Australia has reaffirmed that the phrase “wear and tear” in an insurance policy refers to damage caused by ordinary or normal loss.31/05/2012
Consumer Protection Act increases product recall exposureProducers and importers of goods now have increased exposure because of the safety monitoring and product recall provisions of the Consumer Protection Act08/06/2012
Subrogation and Double IndemnitySouth African Insurance laws is Roman-Dutch based but is significantly influenced by the English law of Insurance as well as increasingly constitutional values and i06/08/2012
Look before you leapPersons and organisations involved in holding potentially dangerous events and activities such as skydiving, and which may involve minors, should take heed of a rece06/08/2012
Medical Schemes and SubrogationJust because medical schemes are governed by legislation separate to the Insurance Acts does not mean that, in principle, the indemnity provided by a medical scheme06/08/2012
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