Accra, Ghana//-Ghana’s population is facing a risk of uninsured citizens although the country can boast of about 44 insurance firms, comprising of 17 life insurance companies and 27 non-life insurance companies, according to data from the National Insurance Commission (NIC).
During the Covid-19 crisis another outbreak has happened in cyber space: a digital pandemic driven by ransomware. Malware attacks that encrypt company data and systems and demand a ransom payment for release are surging globally.
Accra, Ghana//-Enterprise Insurance Company Limited (EIC), a leading insurer in Fire, Marine, Motor, General Accident & Specialized Insurance solutions in Ghana has held a day’s discussion on Motor Insurance claims processes.
Accra, Ghana//-aYo Intermediaries Ghana Limited, a leading microinsurance companyhas increased its maximum premium from GH¢ 4 to GH¢ 6 to give more to its existing and potential customers.
African microinsurance fintech aYo Holdings, together with telecommunications giant MTN and Sanlam Life has launched two innovative insurance products in Côte d’Ivoire that will contribute towards MTN subscribers enjoying peace of mind.
Accra, Ghana//-An insurance firm that was assigned all rights to recover the $165 million arbitration award against the University of Ghana (UG) over the termination of the Africa Integras deal has filed a petition at the United States Southern District Court of New York, to confirm the award.
Paris, France//-OLEA, the Africa-wide insurance specialist, is accelerating its expansion on the continent by setting up in Angola. The company announced today that it has acquired a majority stake in AIB Angola, the leading Angolan brokerage.
Accra, Ghana//-Africa’s leading e-Commerce platform, Jumia has partnered Ghana’s favourite insurance group, Hollard Ghana to make insurance policies easily accessible online.
Kampala, Uganda//- OKO, an Insurtech start-up that provides inclusive agricultural insurance to secure farmers’ income across Africa, has closed a Seed investment of $1.2 million.
Kampala, Uganda//-Microinsurer aYo Uganda has underlined its commitment to the economic wellbeing of its customers in the country by paying out more than UGX 760 Million Shillings in 2020, through the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
