Allianz Commercial in South Africa*
*The Allianz Commercial approach has now been introduced in the first markets (Australia, France, Germany and United Kingdom), ensuring one face to market for our customers and brokers. With a globally consistent underwriting and product approach, a strong local delivery through one team, a wider risk appetite and a seamless delivery, Allianz Commercial plays the full Commercial market.
This approach will be further implemented across other markets globally in the coming months.
Meet the team
Our office
Johannesburg
2196 Rosebank
South Africa
Insuring complex business risks across
Sub Saharan Africa
Sub Saharan Africa
Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty South Africa Limited (“AGCS SA”) is an authorised financial services provider (license number 16722).
AGCS SA subscribes to the Ombudsman for Short-Term Insurance and is subject to the jurisdiction of the FAIS Ombud. Complaints are an important part of Treating Customers Fairly and we have committed to making sure that we have adequate processes in place to ensure fair treatment of our customers even when things go wrong. To that end we have created a detailed Complaints Management Process which is applied across the Allianz Commercial network in order to ensure consistent processing of complaints, decision making and root cause analysis. In accordance with the General Code of Conduct for Authorised Financial Service Providers, we have adopted a Conflict of Interest Management Policy which is available for inspection upon request. For any queries, complaints or compliments, please email us on CommunicationsAfrica@allianzcommercial.nl
We believe.... that a robust, inclusive, innovative economy relies on a thriving, expanding SME sector
Allianz's Enterprise and Supplier Development Programme applies global best-practice principles to scale and sustain the entrepreneurs and small business suppliers with whom we partner in response to global and local calls for greater market inclusion and diversity.
The goal is to increase the number of black-owned small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) within both our own supply chain and the broader economy. Through our innovative Enterprise and Supplier Development (ESD) program, we are achieving this objective.
Top 3 risks in South Africa in 2024
1. Critical infrastructure blackouts (40%) - 2023 rank: 1 (36%)
2. Cyber incidents (39%) - 2023 rank: 2 (33%)
3. Business interruption (35%) - 2022 rank: 3 (32%)