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Financial services group Sanlam released its full-year results on Thursday, reporting an 8% fall in normalised headline earnings.
Weak equity and bond markets in 2018 have pulled Sanlam’s profit lower, while net investment plunged 57%.
CEO Ian Kirk joined Business Day TV to talk about the company’s results and what lies ahead for the financial services group.
CEO Ian Kirk talks to Business Day TV about the company’s full-year results and what lies ahead for the financial services group
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