Darlington Munhuwani has joined RISCS CWC as a partner to work alongside existing RISCS CWC South Africa-based partner David Rose-Innes, where he will be focused on continuing the development of the firm’s captive consulting services in Africa.
Rose-Innes has relocated to Cape Town, while Munhuwani is based in Johannesburg.
RISCS CWC is an independent consultancy providing captive and alternative risk transfer advice to brokers, underwriters, corporates and captives.
“The RISCS CWC team is delighted that Darlington is joining us,” said Oliver Schofield, managing partner of the company.
“His extensive network and knowledge of African insurance markets will help us consolidate our work in this important region while his multinational and global outlook mirrors that of RISCS CWC.
“David and Darlington are looking forward to working with (re)insurance professionals and corporates across sub–Saharan Africa to deliver our unique blend of the world’s local independent captive consulting.”
Munhuwani has more than 25 years’ experience in risk management and insurance gained from working in various countries across sub-Saharan Africa.
He previously worked as regional director at Aon South Africa where he advised multinationals on their risk transfer and risk management strategies.
More recently, as a former CEO of Allianz Ghana, he led the company’s digital transformation serving clients and enhancing their ability to solve risk and business challenges.
Alongside his work at RISCS CWC, Munhuwani works with technology companies to deploy emerging technologies for the insurance market.
“I am excited to be joining the game changers at RISCS CWC and look forward to working with them to deliver more innovative solutions to our clients in sub–Saharan Africa in particular,” Munhuwani said.