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Rand Strength, Higher India Rates Spur 22% Drop in Sanlam Profit

Sanlam Ltd. profit dropped as weather-related claims in South Africa grew and strength in the rand trimmed the translated value of earnings from its businesses outside of its home market.

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Rand Strength, Higher India Rates Spur 22% Drop in Sanlam Profit
Sanlam Ltd. profit dropped as weather-related claims in South Africa grew and strength in the rand trimmed the translated value of earnings from its businesses outside of its home market.
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