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Luxury super cars prove popular as alternative investments, but meticulous maintenance is a must
The power of a personal brand in becoming a leading female professional
The essence of what stays behind long after you’ve left a room, your personal brand is the culmination of your life experiences, unique character, ethical standardsand personality.
Wine collections an increasingly valuable asset

The rand per bottle price at Auction has been on an upward trajectory over the past six years and has increased by an impressive 424% since 2012.
Top short-term insurance team to head up Elite – Old Mutual Insure’s new select customer insurance underwriter
Old Mutual Insure has appointed a solid leadership team to run a new business within the group that will provide bespoke short-term insurance and personal risk management solutions to the high net worth insurance market.
Women in SA dress for success, but do they insure for the worst?
Tarina Vlok, General Manager of Elite Risk Acceptances – an innovative short-term insurance start-up providing bespoke solutions to high net-worth individuals – says that while there’s absolutely nothing wrong with splurging out on luxury items, women need to consider the various risks they are exposed to and decide what level of risk they are comfortable to carry themselves.
Old Mutual Insure leading the charge in Fintech
Technology is a powerful enabler that, if applied correctly, can unlock untold value for users. In the age of the fourth industrial revolution, where digitisation is the norm, businesses simply cannot afford to be left behind.
The power of a personal brand in becoming a leading female professional
Women in South Africa are earning 27% less than their male counterparts. This is according to the 2017 Pulse of the People report run by IPSOS.
Unique insurance risks for high-net-worth South Africans
According to the latest AfrAsia Bank South Africa Wealth Report, South Africa has the highest levels of total wealth and is home to 43 600 high-net-worth individuals (HNWI) – individuals who hold net assets of at least US$1 million.