Tag: Sanlam
Motsepe’s African Rainbow Capital signs asset management deal with Sanlam
Sanlam and African Rainbow Capital have come together to create one of the largest black-empowered asset management companies in South Africa. Johan van der Merwe, co-CEO of African Rainbow Capital joins CNBC Africa for more.
Sanlam CEO sheds light on the asset management deal with Motsepe’s ARC
Sanlam and Patrice Motsepe’s African Rainbow Capital Financial Services has signed a deal that will create one of the largest Black-empowered asset management companies in South Africa. Sanlam CEO, Paul Hanratty joins CNBC Africa for more.
Heinie Werth on how Sanlam Emerging Markets is responding to the COVID-19 pandemic
Sanlam Emerging Markets is stepping up to the fight of curbing the spread and cushioning the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in Africa and the other international markets that it operates in by Donating R45 million to support COVID-19 initiatives. Heinie Werth, CEO of Sanlam Emerging Markets joins CNBC Africa for more.
Sanlam CEO Ian Kirk on decision to step down in December & COVID-19 impact
Sanlam announced major changes in its boardroom today. Current CEO Ian Kirk will be stepping down, making way for former CEO and Chair of Old Mutual South Africa to begin in July.
Sanlam appoints ex-Old Mutual boss as new CEO
Sanlam today announced that the Sanlam Board has approved new appointments in three of its most senior positions in the diversified financial services group.
Motsepe family & associates join Rupert and Oppenheimer families in donating R1bn to deal with COVID-19 pandemic
On Monday South Africa's President, Cyril Ramaphosa revealed that South Africa's richest families the Rupert and Oppenheimer families had each contributed R1 billion to assist small businesses and their...
Ian Kirk on how COVID-19 pandemic is impacting Sanlam
CNBC Africa spoke with Ian Kirk, CEO of Sanlam to discuss the companies reported annual earnings and the impact of COVID-19 on business.
Sanlam CEO: SAHAM finances a step in the right direction for Sanlam
South Africa’s largest insurer, Sanlam had a 32 per cent drop in half-year profits due to one-off costs. The company is expecting continued growth in emerging markets as its newly acquired Moroccan unit SAHAM finances contributed a 13 per cent increase in net result from financial services. Sanlam CEO, Ian Kirk joins CNBC Africa for more.
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