The Insurance Brokers Association (IBAG) has donated an amount of GH¢200,000 to the COVID-19 National Trust Fund as part of its effort to support the nation’s fight against the pandemic. On behalf of the General Membership, made up of eighty-three (83) Insurance/Reinsurance Broking firms and Loss Adjusting firms, Mrs. Lena Adu-Kofi, President of the Association,

Executive Summary Ghana’s newly launched 24-Hour Economy policy is an ambitious stride towards national transformation. It promises jobs, increased productivity, and enhanced competitiveness of Ghanaian industry. Yet beneath the promise of bright city lights and round-the-clock activity lies an often-overlooked enabler: insurance. From maritime trade in the 17th century to the rise of modern aviation,

1.0 Introduction In today’s evolving financial landscape, building a resilient and inclusive economy requires healthy support systems that protect individuals, businesses, and national assets. At the heart of this vision lies a sector often unheeded yet basically essential “INSURANCE”. As we chart a new path toward sustainable development and economic transformation, the growth of Ghana’s

The five reinsurance companies that maintained fully-fledged offices in Ghana jointly hosted a four-day seminar last week as part of their collaborative capacity building efforts for the  insurance industry. The five companies are: Ghana Reinsurance, Mainstream Re, GN Re, WAICA Re and W-Safe Re. Ghana Re is state-owned, Mainstream Re and GN Re are fully