Author: Joan Kitanga
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Solvency and liquidity among insurers down slightly, warns global supervisors association
Interim analysis has found a slight decrease in solvency and liquidity among insurers as well as limited direct interconnectedness of the insurance se [...]

ATI reports solid figures as it rebrands
Pan-African insurer, African Trade and Investment Development Insurance (ATIDI) – formerly known as the African Trade and Insurance Agency (ATI) – has [...]

Another court battle looms for Total as it develops Uganda oil industry
Twenty-six Ugandans are suing French oil giant TotalEnergies in Paris for reparations for alleged human rights violations at its massive megaprojects [...]

Brokerslink add another three African members
Broking business, Brokerslink, has added three new African affiliates to its global network, growing its presence in Africa to 39 of the 54 countries [...]

Insurers have key role to play in developing health and resilience
Fostering a resilient and inclusive society is vital for ensuring both societal and economic long-term stability and prosperity, according to a new re [...]

Directors’ risks gather pace as challenges for insurers look set to increase
The global risks to directors and officers (D&O) continue to gather pace, meaning D&O insurers must step up their efforts to monitor this fast [...]

ARC launches parametric flood risk insurance
African Risk Capacity (ARC) Group is launching an insurance mechanism for African countries to cope with the devastating effects of flooding. This par [...]

New president for AIO named
The African Insurance Organisation’s (AIO) incoming president has spent more than 30 years in the Algerian insurance market.
Benhabiles Cherif, pre [...]

Mozambique purchases cyclone insurance through Pula and ASR
In a first for Africa’s second most disaster-prone country, the Mozambique government, through the National Institute of Disaster Manage [...]

Le Mozambique souscrit une assurance cyclone via Pula et ASR
Dans une première pour le deuxième pays d'Afrique le plus sujet aux catastrophes, le gouvernement du Mozambique, par l'intermédiaire de l'Institut nat [...]
