Association of Kenya Insurers

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retirement benefits guidebook
SMART MONEY

Kenya’s Insurance Regulator Releases First-Ever Guidebook on Retirement

The Association of Kenya Insurers today launched a guidebook on the retirement benefits sector in Kenya. A first of its kind in the...

Last expense cover - funeral cover in kenya
SMART MONEY

Kenyans Frown At Offer To Attend Their Own Funeral

A report by the Association of Kenya Insurers shows that only 3% of Kenyans have last expense covers where majority pay benefits ranging...

Life Insurance Policy in Kenya
SMART MONEY

Life Insurance More a Wealth Management Tool Than Death Cover

COVID-19 has reinforced the need to adopt technology to make life insurance purchase and uptake simpler as more consumers embrace a tech-driven shift....

Jerim Otieno AKI board chairman
BUSINESS

Jerim Otieno Elected AKI Board Chairman

Mr Jerim Otieno was elected the chairman of the Association of Kenya Insurers (AKI) Board during the Association’s 34th annual general meeting of...

CIC Group celebrate their Group Life Company of the Year Award. www.businesstoday.co.ke
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Agents Who Make Millions For Their Companies, Top Insurers Feted

The insurance industry in Kenya on Sunday converged to celebrate the big performers for the period 1st January to 31st December 2019.

ZEP-RE Managing Director Hope Murera and Future Work CEO Michael Onyango confer after a breakfast meeting, which brought together CEOs, CIOs, and Heads of Innovation and Strategy from various insurance firms. www.businesstoday.co.ke
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Insuretech Sure Way to Growth, Players Told

According to Association of Kenya Insurers industry report for 2018, insurance penetration in Kenya dropped to 2.43% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the...

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Insurers’ body urges Kenyans to embrace funeral insurance

Presently, only 3% of Kenyans have taken out funeral covers according to research conducted by research firm Ipsos Synovate, commissioned by Association of...

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Insurance industry profits dip by Sh2.75 billion

This is attributed to prolonged electioneering period and drought in 2017