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He also holds a stake in Sanlam, a publicly traded financial services company outside Cape Town.
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What Old Mutual and Sanlam plan to do with the proceeds is still not clear.
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Sanlam, the country's second-biggest life insurer, with 150.5 billion rand of assets, is the most striking example.
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Other assets include a stake in Sanlam, a publicly traded financial services company outside Cape Town and South African football club, Mamelodi Sundowns.
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Sanlam, a life assurer, suggests that firms with comprehensive health policies may also avoid sharp rises in life, disability and medical insurance premiums.
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Old Mutual and Sanlam are the leading shareholders in two of the biggest banking groups, Nedcor and Amalgamated Banks of South Africa respectively.
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Mr Daling expects Sanlam policyholders to be issued with bank smart cards offering a menu of investment products, and access to policy surpluses by the turn of the century.
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He also owns a stake in Sanlam, a publicly traded financial services company outside Cape Town, and is the president and owner of the Mamelodi Sundowns Football Club.
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HIV-infected workers who get no treatment typically take 55 days of sick leave in their final two years at work, says Sanlam in a newly finished survey of South African firms.
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But South African insurance company Sanlam bought up 49% of the company, and entered into agreements on the company's behalf to build a slew of financially unviable shopping malls -- backed by company assets.
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Sanlam's international expansion is less advanced.
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