Enterprise Group PLC wishes to provide clarification regarding recent public commentary referencing a reported GH¢10 million payment during the COVID-19 period. In March 2020, at the onset of the pandemic, the Ministry of Health (MoH), Ghana sought insurance protection for frontline health workers. A formal Request for Quotation was issued through an appointed broker for a Special Group Life, Critical Illness and Total Temporary Compensation policy. Enterprise Life responded

The Commissioner of Insurance, Mr Justice Ofori, has advised Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) and Chief Finance Officers (CFOs) of...

Prudential Life Insurance has partnered with Surfline Communications to provide an insurance package for employees of Small and Medium...

NSIA Insurance Company Limited has donated five multi-functional motor bikes to the Ministry of Health to help the ministry in its...

Head of Supervision at the NIC, Seth Eshun As part of measures to enforce motor insurance compliance and safeguard vehicle users, the...

Insurers are creating products for a world where virus outbreaks could become the new normal after many businesses were left out in the cold during the COVID-19 crisis. While new pandemic-proof policies might not be cheap, they offer businesses from restaurants to film production companies to e-commerce retailers ways of insuring against disruptions and losses if another virus strikes. The providers include big insurers and brokers adding new products to existing coverage, as

In order to protect the work of employees at a time of crisis like the ongoing corona virus pandemic, the Trade Union Congress (TUC) is...

Wapic Insurance (Ghana) Limited, one of Ghana’s leading insurance companies, is offering a 25 percent discount on all new policies to...

The Insurance industry in Ghana have made a total donation of One million one hundred and five thousand Ghana cedis (GHC1,105,000) to the...

Hollard Ghana, a leading insurance service provider, has donated GHS100,000 to Ghana’s COVID-19 Fund established by government to urgently finance efforts to contain the spread of the virus. Last week, President Akufo-Addo announced the creation of a COVID-19 Fund with his three-months salary as seed money, to support the well-being of those who will be worst-hit by the novel Coronavirus pandemic. The Vice President Dr. Bawumia also donated his salary to the same course as we