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Hollard Group is a privately owned insurance group based in South Africa that operates under two insurance licences: short term and life.The company was established in 1980 by Robert Enthoven, and the Enthoven family retains the majority share, locally through The Enthoven Family Trust (EFT) and internationally through Capricorn Ventures International (CVI).
Patrick Robert Enthoven (born 1943/1944) is a South African insurance broker, the founder and former chairman of Hollard Group, South Africa's largest privately owned insurance group. Early life [ edit ]
The Enthoven family owns Nando's casual dining chain, Spier Wine Farm and the Hollard Group of insurance companies. [1] The family has a material ownership stake in the Telesure Group. In March 2015, Bloomberg estimated his net worth at US$1.1 billion. [2]
Open is a privately owned company that initially raised $6 million from investors, including Richard Enthoven, and Hollard Insurance Group. [5] The company's insurance products are also underwritten by Hollard Insurance Group. In November 2018 the company announced [6] [7] a new round of funding.
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Under the Real Insurance brand, Hollard issues and/or distributes bike, car, funeral, home and contents, life, pet, and travel insurance. [1] In 2008, Real Insurance was the first insurance company to offer pay-as-you-drive (PAYD) insurance in Australia, whereby the car insurance premium is reduced for drivers with low kilometres usage. [3]
A partnership with Medibank enabled the creation of a health insurance brand, Kogan Health; [43] another partnership with Hollard subsidiary PetSure Australia permitted the establishment of Kogan Pet, for pet insurance; [44] and a brand for life and funeral insurance, Kogan Life Insurance, was founded via an agreement with Greenstone Financial ...
Oceana Group's acquisition of Daybrook Fisheries in the USA [32] Gold Fields' 50:50 incorporated joint venture with Asanko Gold Inc. [33] Structuring of the African entities of General Electric [34] Tokio Marine Holdings' acquisition of Hollard [35] enabling it to acquire precious foothold in full-scale African expansion