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Disaster risk financing must start with preparedness, not payouts, Riskonet Africa warns

Liz Booth 0 August 11, 2025 10:34 am

Swiss Re partners with Kenyan underwriter to launch index-based flood insurance

Sanlam partners with Ninety One in bold ZAR400-billion asset management deal

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