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IFRS 17 and its effects on financial performance and the statement of financial position: a comparative analysis of the South African insurance companies including banks
In the South African market, insurance plays an important role by enabling businesses to manage risks they could not manage individually, while also reinvesting some of the premiums in South Africa to drive economic growth and create jobs. For individuals, insurance provides important protection for...
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College of Accounting
2026
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