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<p>Locally listed financial services group, Alexander Forbes just closed on the sale of its short-term insurance business to Momentum Metropolitan. What are they set to do with the capital injection going forward? Joining CNBC Africa for more is Dawie de Villiers, Chief Executive Officer, Alexander Forbes.</p>


Dawie de Villiers: How Alexander Forbes plans to use the R1.94bn from short-term insurance unit sale

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<p>Financial and insurance group, Momentum Metropolitan is buying Alexander Forbes’ short term insurance business for an undisclosed amount. Momentum says the transaction is strategic for them as it adds immediate and significant scale to the Group’s retail business. Momentum Metropolitan CFO, Risto Ketola joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


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Dawie de Villiers: How Alexander Forbes plans to use the R1.94bn from short-term insurance unit sale

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