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Insurance
Beyond Comprehensive Coverage: The Need for Standalone Flood Insurance in Nigeria
By Joan Chioma Obinagwam Flooding is a significant natural hazard affecting many parts of the world, and the most populous black nation in...
Why revisiting Abuja declaration on health is critical for Africa’s healthcare system
By Joan Obinagwam There is dire need for African countries to revisit the agreement reached in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, in 2001, if Africa...
How Fintech deepens financial inclusion in Nigeria
By Chioma Obinagwam The importance of Fintech in fostering financial inclusion in Nigeria’s capital market cannot be overplayed. Confiance News gathered from...
Stanbic IBTC Trustees reiterates benefits of SET in securing education of Nigerians
Stanbic IBTC Trustees Limited has urged Nigerians to tap into the immense benefits of Stanbic IBTC Education Trust (SET) in securing the education...
Nigeria’s insurance regulator raises rate for Third Party Vehicle Insurance
Ngeria’s insurance regulator, the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has raised Third Party insurance cover for motorists from N5,000 to N15,000 yearly. Confiance News...
Access Bank completes divestment of Pension business to First Pension Custodian
Access Bank Plc, a subsidiary of Access Holdings Plc (Access holdco), has completed the divestment of its entire equity interest in Access Pension...
Why Nigeria’s insurance regulator withdrew licenses of Standard Alliance Insurance, Niger Insurance
Nigeria’s insurance regulator, the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has revoked licenses Niger Insurance Plc and the Standard Alliance Insurance. Confiance News gathered on...
NAICOM announces new licensing fees for Web Aggregators, intending investors in Insurance
National Insurance Commission (NAICOM), Nigeria’s insurance industry primary regulator, has pegged Web Agregator’s license fee at N3 million, while intending investor is to...
Why hospitals are terminating contracts with HMOs on January 31
Nigeria’s Private health care providers plan to terminate all contracts with private health insurance companies across Nigeria from January 31 owing to poor...
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Preventing financial crimes amid mounting insecurity: Why following the money is now a survival imperative
By Blaise UdunzeNigeria today faces a sobering dual reality: a deepening security crisis and an entrenched financial-crime ecosystem that quietly feeds, sustains, and...
Nigeria’s Oil, Gas Free Zones attract $24bn in investments as operators plead for 10-year tax holiday
By Chioma Obinagwam Nigeria’s oil and gas free zones have pulled in a staggering $24 billion in investments, creating hundreds of thousands of...