Author: Prince Cookey
NAICOM portal: digitalising regulatory processes for insurance growth
As digitalisation takes root across the world in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic era and the need for seamless operations, the insurance regulator i [...]
After Covid-19: the state of the insurance industry in Africa
In its report, Covid-19: Financial reporting and Business Implications for Insurers in Nigeria, KPMG in Nigeria states: “The Covid-19 pandemic has cre [...]
Will College of Insurance Supervisors strengthen regulation in west Africa?
The effort to tackle challenge of regulation and supervision in the insurance industry in west Africa received a boost recently with the establishment [...]
Buying motor cover via mobile phone set to change Nigerian insurance landscape?
ETAP, an insurtech startup that makes it easier to buy and claim insurance, has secured $1.5m in pre-seed funding to grow its team and drive the adopt [...]
Nigerian regulator close to launching risk-based capital roadmap
The rising tide of bankruptcies and underperformance by insurance firms in Africa gave rise to the concept of risk-based capital model, through which [...]
Technology: the roadmap to drive access to insurance in Africa
The yawning gap
Africa has the population numbers to support considerable adoption and penetration of insurance products and services. The current [...]
Microinsurance: a tool for insurance penetration in Africa
The concept of microinsurance to deepen insurance penetration among the rural population in Africa was once a novel idea at industry seminars and fora [...]
SMEs: how insurance adoption will protect, and ensure sustainable growth
Small and medium-zed enterprises (SMEs) represent the engine room of economies and key drivers of sustainable economic growth in terms of value creati [...]
The endless legal war to control Two Nigerian market behemoths
It seems the war of attrition between the Federal Government of Nigeria and the Global Fleet Group, owned by barrister Jimoh Ibrahim, over the control [...]
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