Sanlam shows its support for 2024 HR Indaba

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Diversified financial services business Sanlam Corporate has rejoined the HR Indaba.

Sanlam Corporate has rejoined the HR Indaba as a Gold Partner.

Established in 1918 as a life insurance company, Sanlam Group has developed into a diversified financial services business. The group’s areas of expertise include insurance (life and general), financial planning, retirement annuities, trusts, wills, short-term insurance, asset management, risk management and capital market activities, investment and wealth.

HR Indaba is viewed as the biggest gathering of HR professionals in the Southern Hemisphere, promising to bring together 3,000+ HR professionals who want to accelerate their knowledge, network and career.

 

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