Advertise Here

Consumers: Healthcare » Knowledge Base
 
Navigate Healthcare Consumers:
Home
Press
Events
Knowledge Base
Glossary
More Gateways:  
Icon

Directory

IconAssociations and Institutes
IconBBBEE Consulting and Verification Agencies
IconCompare Medical Scheme Benefits
IconConsumer Protection
IconCorporate Governance
IconCredit Bureaus
IconEmergency Medical Rescue
IconExpatriate Cover
IconHealthcare Consultants
IconMedical Aid Brokers
IconMedical Aid Schemes
IconMedical Malpractice Cover
IconMedical Schemes Trustees Liability Insurance
IconMedical Service Providers
IconOmbud
IconOnline Quotes
IconPublications
IconRegulatory Authorities
IconWellness Programs
Advertise Here
  Subscribe To »

Medical Schemes Industry Overview

  Downloads »

TypeSize
1. Alexander Forbes’ annual Health Diagnosis, analysing the key statistics and trends in the medical schemes industry over the period 2001 to 2011, Published October 2012.
IconPDF
1 MB
2. Global Credit Ratings Medical Schemes Overview, October 2015
IconPDF
710 KB

« Back to previous page Print this page » |
 
Icon

Knowledge Base Categories »

Arbitration »  ASISA Financial Planner Forums »
Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) »  Childcare »
Companies Act 71 of 2008 »  Competition Issues »
Conflict of Interest »  Demarcation between Health Insurance Policies and Medical Schemes »
Do you need a Broker? »  Duty of Good Faith and Disclosure »
Education and Training »  Electronic Health Records »
Ethics in Business »  Financial Literacy »
Fraud »  Industry Structure »
Integrating Healthcare and Employee Benefits »  Investing in Africa »
Medical Schemes Industry Overview »  New Financial Sector Framework - March 2011 »
Professionalism »  Protection of Personal Information »
Regulatory Reform »  Should I sign a Brokers Letter of Appointment (Service Agreement)? »
Treating Customers Fairly »  What to expect from a Broker »
Advertise Here
Advertise Here

From The Glossary »

Icon

Hedge:

Protect against the risks arising from potential movements in share prices, interest rates or other variables. A transaction in which an investor seeks to protect a position or anticipated position in the spot market by using an opposite position in related instruments such as derivatives. A perfect hedge is one that eliminates the possibility of future gain or loss. The futures and options markets provide the opportunity to hedge against adverse ...
More Definitions »

 

Advertise

  

eZine

  

Contact IG

  

Media Pack

  

RSS Feeds
By using this website you agree to the Terms of Use.
Copyright © Insurance Gateway (Pty) Ltd 2004 - 2020. All Rights Reserved.