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Old Mutual Ghana, a subsidiary of pan-African investment, savings, insurance, and banking group, Old Mutual, has said it plans within the next five years is to expand its footprint across the industry and Ghana. According to Helen Amerley Amarquaye, Board Chair of Old Mutual Ghana, this forms part of the organization’s effort to improve financial inclusion as well as contribute to the growth and development of the insurance industry. Speaking after the company paid a courtesy

Government is strongly collaborating with regulators in the insurance and pensions industry to develop annuity and syndicate markets. According to the Head of Pensions and Insurance Unit at the Ministry of Finance, Benjamin Torsah-Klu, this will stimulate long term investments of pension and insurance funds. Speaking on behalf of the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta at the 6th African Actuarial Congress ongoing in Accra, he said government is committed to the creation of long

Parliament recently passed the Insurance Act, 2021 (Act 1061) to replace the Insurance Act, 2006 (Act 724) and to provide for the regulation and supervision of the insurance market. Act 1061 creates three main licence categories under which insurance businesses may operate: Insurance Licence, Reinsurance Licence and the new Innovative Insurance Licence. An Innovative Insurance business uses new financial technology or any other innovative technology or method in the insurance

Fidelity Bank Ghana has been adjudged the Bancassurance Leader of the Year at the recently held Ghana Insurance Awards in Accra. The award was in recognition of the bank’s outstanding leadership in delivering exceptional bancassurance products and services to its customers and stakeholders. In a release issued by the bank on Tuesday, it said Fidelity’s bancassurance products are underwritten by one of the global leaders in insurance, Prudential Life Ghana. “Through its partne

It will be recalled that the company was granted its operating license from the Nigerian National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) in November 2020, after meeting all the necessary requirements, including a stated capital of ₦8 billion.   A media release issued in Accra yesterday described the latest development as a significant milestone in the group’s expansion project into foreign markets, coming a few years after its first venture beyond the shores of Ghana, into The Gambia.

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The National Insurance Commission (NIC) together with the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) of the Ghana Police Service, will...