Christoff Raath

Christoff Raath

Chief Executive Officer – Insight Actuarial Solutions

Christoff Raath is a seasoned actuary with deep expertise in healthcare financing. Over the course of his career, he has served as an actuarial consultant to some of South Africa’s largest and most influential medical schemes, administrators, and managed care organisations. He specialises in financial strategy, risk modelling, benefit design, and healthcare sustainability.

Christoff Raath

Chief Executive Officer – Insight Actuarial Solutions

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