Insurers still quantifying losses from Western Cape storm
The City of Cape Town has declared the storm that ravaged the Western Cape over three days in September ‘a major incident’.
The City of Cape Town has declared the storm that ravaged the Western Cape over three days in September ‘a major incident’.
The insurance industry faces the challenge of striking a balance between affordability for clients and ensuring long-term sustainability amid the changing risk landscape.
And Momentum Insure takes a knock from the higher cost and the increased frequency of claims.
However, cash-strapped consumers are putting new business volumes under pressure.
Momentum Metropolitan’s life businesses benefit from decline in death claims and higher investment returns.
Momentum Metropolitan Holdings (MMH) delivered normalised headline earnings of R4.383 billion in the year to 30 June, significantly higher than the R1.007bn in the previous financial year, following the less severe impact of […]
The impact of the fourth wave of Covid-19 on Momentum Metropolitan Holdings’ South African life insurance businesses eased during the nine months to the end of March. In a trading update, MMH said […]
Higher mortality claims knocked Momentum Metropolitan’s operating profit in the six months to the end of December, declining by 12% to R785 million compared to the first six months of the 2021 financial […]