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RISK MANAGEMENT INSIGHT

Africa’s premier risk management magazine which provides updates of news and analysis on topical issues of national and international importance in risk management in southern Africa. It is a publication which links the technology and innovations applied in all sectors to the field experience of professionals of this area RISK MANAGEMENT INISIGHT editorial content is built around its dedicated industry sector sections, which gets into the guts of real issues. The magazine also analyses sectoral issues involving insurance, assurance, banking, security, auditing, reinsurance, safety, health and social security.

RISK MANAGEMENT INSIGHT is a content rich and information driven magazine with its unique style of presentation. It provides a comprehensive information on the Market and industry, economic and policy issue, scientific advances, new risk-input products, latest technology and latest news and analysis on the development in risk management.

WHY PARTNER WITH RISK MANGEMENT INSIGHT

Hundreds of thousands of people browse and skim through risk management business and investment news on daily basis. It has been noted that there is an ever growing thirst for industry and allied information This growing trend communicates that the business and investment sectors are realising the undeniable role of risk management as a growing asset class it is also apparent that the world is increasing seeing the role of risk management as an indispensable tool in security, management, safety, health and loss control and a solution to loss recording on organisations, private property holders and the public in general which is a spelling doom for major Africa cities, if not global.

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