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Catherine Stark

Catherine Stark

Associate Fasken
Language(s) English
Office(s) Johannesburg
Contact
Business +27 11 586 6099
Email cstark@fasken.com
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Catherine Stark is a member of Fasken’s Insurance and Dispute Resolution practice group in Johannesburg. Catherine began her career at Fasken as a candidate attorney in 2017 and was appointed as an associate in 2019.

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Education

  • Master of Laws University of Cape Town
  • Bachelor of Laws University of Cape Town
  • B Comm University of Cape Town
glass hallway [Global Insurance Trends] - Parametric Insurance One of the major bi-products of the worldwide pandemic is the rapid change in customer attitudes. This change extends across all spheres of consumer markets including the insurance market. Customers are demanding a shift from traditional insurance products to policies which are aligned with technological enhancements and offer immediate claim resolution and cost-efficient insurance products. Read more
closeup of columns on building Bulletin Conduct of Financial Institutions Bill: National Treasury publishes second draft for comment The National Treasury has published for comment a second draft of the Conduct of Financial Institutions Bill ("COFl"). The first draft of the Bill was published for comment in December 2018 and closed for public comment in April 2019. The revised draft follows the review of extensive comments and public consultation between key industry players and the National Treasury. Read more
stack of newspapers Bulletin | Covid-19 National State Of Disaster: Alert Level 1 Frequently Asked Questions At 00h00 on 27 March 2020, the national lockdown in South Africa commenced in order to curb the spread of COVID-19. Among other systems and measures, the government introduced the five level COVID-19 alert system. The system was developed to accommodate a gradual transition out of the national lockdown to ‘normality’, taking into account criteria such as the level of infections, the rate of transmission and the capacity of health facilities. Read more
Article "The cost of a defamatory Facebook post" Journal: Without Prejudice, May 2017
Article "The surge in coordinated effects theories of harm in competition assessments" Journal: Without Prejudice April 2018

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