The pandemic has put the spotlight on growing income inequality and emphasised the need for economic growth and financial inclusivity. Against this backdrop Sanlam has decided to reboot its business to become a purpose-led organisation and brand.
A key focus of its new positioning is to offer financial inclusion and security, in the process building capacity. Sanlam CEO Paul Hanratty says true inclusion extends beyond access to banks and credit and is about ensuring that previously marginalised people have access to well-functioning financial infrastructure. “It also means equipping individuals with the financial confidence to manage their money,” he says...
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