Santam's combined ratio rises to 91.9% after heavy weather losses

Santam's Syndicate 1918 is running ahead of its original 2026 new business plan. the combined ratio deterioration is almost entirely explained by a severe South African weather quarter and a first-year IFRS accounting effect, not by underlying underwriting performance

Santam's combined ratio rises to 91.9% after heavy weather losses

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Santam's Syndicate 1918 is running ahead of its original 2026 new business plan.

the combined ratio deterioration is almost entirely explained by a severe South African weather quarter and a first-year IFRS accounting effect, not by underlying underwriting performance

Santam's Syndicate 1918 is running ahead of its original 2026 new business plan - the combined ratio deterioration is almost entirely explained by a severe South African weather quarter and a first-year...

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Santam's Syndicate 1918 is running ahead of its original 2026 new business plan. the combined ratio deterioration is almost entirely explained by a severe South African weather quarter and a first-year IFRS accounting effect, not by underlying underwriting performance

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