Nigeria Insurance Growth
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Heirs Insurance Group reports an 88.5% increase in gross written premium to N115 billion for 2025. Meanwhile, Guinea Insurance secured a new operating license after recapitalization, and the Nigerian Insurers Association congratulated seven firms on similar approvals.
Insurance, Technology Conference Reschedules for Nov
Organizers of Insurance Meets Tech (IMT), a platform focused on the intersection of insurance and technology, have announced the rescheduling of its fifth edition, IMT 5.0. The decision was made to maintain the high standards and stakeholder experience that the event has cultivated over its five-year history. Convener Odion Aleobua stated that the date change was a deliberate choice to protect the…
Heirs Insurance Announces N115bn Premium, Pays N19.4bn Claims
Heirs Insurance Group (HIG) announced a significant financial performance for the year ended December 31, 2025, with gross written premiums soaring by 88.5% to N115 billion, up from N61 billion in 202…
NAICOM Expresses Commitment to Unlocking Takaful Insurance Potential in Nigeria
The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) is actively working to unlock the potential of Takaful, an Islamic insurance model, as a strategic tool for broadening insurance penetration and fostering fi…
Guinea Insurance Secures New Operating License After Recapitalization
Guinea Insurance has secured a new operating license from Nigeria's National Insurance Commission (NAICOM), marking a significant step in its transformation following a successful recapitalization exe…
Nigerian Insurers Association Congratulates Firms on New Licenses Post-Recapitalization
The Nigerian Insurers Association (NIA) has commended seven insurance companies that recently received operational licenses from the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) following their successful r…