SA FIRE
| Tel: +27 (0) 33 394 4456 |
| Fax: +27 (0) 33 342 5865 |
Address:
Safire House
Redlands Estate
1 George McFarlane Lane
Wembley
Pietermaritzburg
3201 |
Postbox:
P O Box 11475
Dorpspruit
3206 |
Scope:
Eastern Cape, Free State, Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga, North-West, Northern Cape, Northern Province, Western Cape. |
Licence:
Accident & Health
Engineering
Liability
Motor
Property
Transportation
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We are a niche insurance company with an impeccable track record and a flat management structure. Our clients are individual people to us, not simply policy numbers. We are accessible to anyone who needs us, and all queries and business matters are managed effectively and with a personal touch.
We understand specific niche insurance markets, and constantly monitor current trends and activities to ensure that our policies offer the most appropriate and extensive cover available.
Because of our history as a co-operative, and because our members are now part of the Safire Members' Trust, we have retained our commitment to serving our clients, rather than shareholders.
Through a strict policy of selectivity, Safire is in an extremely strong position financially. We enjoy the dual support of re-insurance through renowned international underwriters, as well as extensive additional reserves.
Safire offers the controls and benefits of a public insurance company, regulated by the Financial Services Board, while retaining the individual allegiances of a co-operative philosophy.
From inception, Safire Insurance Company Limited has been able to offer a superior service to its chosen clients, and has consistently proven itself ahead of the local short-term insurance industry. Our clients are accountable individuals with well-managed operations, who can contribute as low-risk members to the Safire collective. Why contribute each month for the benefit of less responsible individuals? Discover the difference in being insured by Safire. |
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From The Glossary » | World Wide Equity Fund: |
| | The fund manager of the World Wide Equity Fund is mandated to invest between 40% and 60% of the portfolio in the South African market and the remainder in overseas assets. The fund comprises investment mainly in equities, but can also include fixed-interest investments and cash. The share component of the fund is a mixture of equities listed on the Johannesburg Securities Exchange and overseas stock exchanges. | | More Definitions » |
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