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Cheri Young

Denver
As seen in: News24 Business, Lexology, Business Day, Mondaq, Farmer’s Weekly
Associate Professor in the Knoebel School of Hospitality in the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver
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Key Person Appointments Under The Insurance Act

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By Cheri Young, Johan Loubser
| Mondaq
ENS are most popular: within Accounting and Audit and Cannabis & Hemp topic(s) in Africa Section 14(1) of the Insurance Act, 2017 provides that the appointment of certain key persons “must be approved by the Prudential Authority and takes effect only if the Prudential Authority approves the appointment”.
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Growing global awareness of future water insecurity

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By James Brand, Cheri Young
| Farmer’s Weekly Verified
Canadian hydrogeologist James P Bruce once said: ‘If climate change is a shark, then water is its teeth.’ It has never seemed more relevant to the South African context than today in light of recent flooding and drought events. A warmer atmosphere holds more water vapour, and when that water is released it can have devastating effects, as parts of KwaZulu-Natal experienced in 2022.
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Can sustainable finance save our planet?

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By Jessica Blumenthal, Cheri Young
| Lexology Verified
Can sustainable finance save our planet? “The era of global warming has ended; the era of global boiling has arrived” – these are the words of UN Secretary-General António Guterres, announcing that July 2023 will likely be the warmest month on record.
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