Who owns Sanlam Private Wealth?

Sanlam
Sanlam Private Wealth (Pty) Ltd/parent organisations

How many people work for Sanlam?

18,000 employees
Sanlam is one of the largest financial services groups in South Africa with over 18,000 employees.

How many customers does Sanlam have?

It has a stake in micro-insurance specialists, UK-based Micro-Ensure Holdings Limited, which has a footprint across Africa and India and services more than 10 million registered customers…Sanlam.

What does the Sanlam logo mean?

Today's logo of two caring hands was first adopted in 1973. It portrays the protective hands of Sanlam's financial expertise, protecting the world of the company's customers. The pointed fingers represent vigorous growth and the solid base, stability.

Who is the largest insurance company in South Africa?

OUTsurance
The best insurance companies in South Africa

Who is the underwriter for Sanlam?

Sanlam life
Who is the guarantor of my policy? Sanlam Life is the underwriter.

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How old is Paul Hanratty?

56
Paul Hanratty (56)

How do you get Sanlam Reality?

It's easy – contact the Sanlam Reality call center on 0860 732 548/9 or complete our online membership form. See terms and conditions.

Which industry makes the most money in South Africa?

The Mining Industry Africa has 30% of the world's natural reserves, and South Africa has the largest share of that percentage. The country also boasts of being the world's largest producer of platinum and gold, the fourth largest producer of diamonds worldwide and home to the best quality base metals and coal.

Can I borrow money from my Sanlam pension?

If you retire, you can only pay out up to a third, and the balance must be used to buy an annuity. If you retire (when you find a new job and quit, or are fired), you can typically transfer as much of your funds as possible to a preservation fund with a registered financial services provider.