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Legal Risks of Using Company Funds for Personal Expenses
As the end of the financial year approaches for companies with a February 2025 year-end, business owners and directors are under considerable pressure to...
Navigitating a founder buy-out
In business partnerships it is important to plan for a founder buy-out or exit from the very start of the business relationship.You are more...
Business Interruption insurance: Where it could go wrong
(In the previous article, we focused on the key elements of business interruption (BI) insurance, namely calculating your indemnity period and gross profit. Now in the...
The basic mechanics of a business valuation
Understanding the basic elements to a business valuation exercise can put you in a better position to assess proposals for your business, and for...
Key elements of BI insurance: Indemnity period and gross profit
In the previous article, we unpacked risk advice and insurance cover and how they can be used in managing risk. In the fifth blog...
Business interruption insurance: risk and insurance advice
In part 3 of our business interruption insurance series, we explored business continuity plans and how they can be used to identify risks and...
In Part 2 of this series, you learned about the importance of identifying risks and income streams. Now, we turn our attention to your...
Small business owners hold multiple titles and roles. They are often the CEO, CFO, and CMO of their company, managing product development, inventory, human...
BI insurance: Identifying risks and income streams
In part 1 of this series, we unpacked the basics of business interruption insurance. Now, the next step is knowing your risks and identifying...
Business interruption insurance: The basics
Business interruption (BI) insurance refers to any event that stops a business from trading or generating an income. Typical examples include fire, flood,...
Does the POPI Act apply to my business?
The POPI Act protects natural persons and companies, and therefore, on this basis alone, it applies to you! It is as relevant for a...
Directors’ duties: A snapshot of this role
Conceptually, a company is an artificial person and is a separate entity from the individuals who own, manage and support its operations. Companies have...
Why business success belongs to camels, not unicorns
In times of economic uncertainty, businesses adopting the ‘camel model’ are poised to succeed over the showier ‘unicorn’ competitors.Unlike unicorns, camels are not imaginary...
Navigitating a founder buy-out
In business partnerships it is important to plan for a founder buy-out or exit from the very start of the business relationship.You are more...
Business Interruption insurance: Where it could go wrong
(In the previous article, we focused on the key elements of business interruption (BI) insurance, namely calculating your indemnity period and gross profit. Now in the...
The basic mechanics of a business valuation
Understanding the basic elements to a business valuation exercise can put you in a better position to assess proposals for your business, and for...
Key elements of BI insurance: Indemnity period and gross profit
In the previous article, we unpacked risk advice and insurance cover and how they can be used in managing risk. In the fifth blog...
Business interruption insurance: risk and insurance advice
In part 3 of our business interruption insurance series, we explored business continuity plans and how they can be used to identify risks and...
In Part 2 of this series, you learned about the importance of identifying risks and income streams. Now, we turn our attention to your...
Small business owners hold multiple titles and roles. They are often the CEO, CFO, and CMO of their company, managing product development, inventory, human...
BI insurance: Identifying risks and income streams
In part 1 of this series, we unpacked the basics of business interruption insurance. Now, the next step is knowing your risks and identifying...
Business interruption insurance: The basics
Business interruption (BI) insurance refers to any event that stops a business from trading or generating an income. Typical examples include fire, flood,...
Does the POPI Act apply to my business?
The POPI Act protects natural persons and companies, and therefore, on this basis alone, it applies to you! It is as relevant for a...
Directors’ duties: A snapshot of this role
Conceptually, a company is an artificial person and is a separate entity from the individuals who own, manage and support its operations. Companies have...
Why business success belongs to camels, not unicorns
In times of economic uncertainty, businesses adopting the ‘camel model’ are poised to succeed over the showier ‘unicorn’ competitors.Unlike unicorns, camels are not imaginary...
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