WATCH: What do the floods in KwaZulu-Natal mean for the insurance industry?
Business Day TV talks to Tarina Vlok, MD of Elite Risk Acceptances
18 April 2022 - 21:20
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The flooding in KwaZulu-Natal has caused severe devastation to infrastructure, homes and businesses, with the insurance industry expected to receive numerous claims. Business Day TV spoke to Tarina Vlok, MD of Elite Risk Acceptances, a division of Old Mutual Insure, for a look at what the floods mean for the sector.
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WATCH: What do the floods in KwaZulu-Natal mean for the insurance industry?
Business Day TV talks to Tarina Vlok, MD of Elite Risk Acceptances
The flooding in KwaZulu-Natal has caused severe devastation to infrastructure, homes and businesses, with the insurance industry expected to receive numerous claims. Business Day TV spoke to Tarina Vlok, MD of Elite Risk Acceptances, a division of Old Mutual Insure, for a look at what the floods mean for the sector.
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