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African insurers on notice as AI tests cyber insurance boundaries in the West
The increasing adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in Western markets is testing the boundaries of cyber insurance, forcing insurers to reconside [...]
Les assureurs doivent aller au-delà du simple remboursement des sinistres pour combler le déficit de financement de la résilience en Afrique
Les assureurs et réassureurs africains peuvent faire bien plus que protéger les actifs et le chiffre d’affaires de leurs assurés contre les risques. I [...]
Insurers challenged to move beyond paying losses to closing Africa’s resilience financing gap
Africa’s insurers and reinsurers can do way more than protect policyholders’ assets and turnovers from perils. They also have the opportunity to i [...]
Polices d’assurance « claims-made » : pourquoi le moment choisi peut déterminer si un sinistre est couvert
Dans un arrêt rendu en février 2026, la Haute Cour du Cap a estimé qu’un courtier en assurance n’avait pas droit à une indemnisation au titre de sa po [...]
Claims-made policies: Why timing can determine whether a claim is insured
In a February 2026 judgment, the Cape Town High Court held that an insurance broker was not entitled to indemnification under its professional ind [...]
Zimbabwe’s cover decline highlights need for more flexible insurance products
Zimbabwe’s insurance market could unlock wider and more sustainable coverage by offering products that better reflect customers’ cash flows on the bac [...]
Kenya’s medical insurers rethink portfolios as they pursue sustainable underwriting
Kenya’s medical insurers are putting quality ahead of quantity as they reshape portfolios to support more sustainable covers by either exiting persist [...]
Nigeria’s recapitalisation of insurers raises stakes for regulatory consistency
When the Nigeria Insurance Industry Reform Act (NIIRA 2025) was signed into law on 31 July 2025, it signalled a bold new chapter in the insurance sect [...]
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