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GPRTU recognises the importance of new developments championed by the National Insurance Commission NIC (Insurance regulator in Ghana)

GPRTU commends NIC's Dr. Justice Ofori for changing the face of motor insurance The National Chairman of the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) has commended the National Insurance Commission (NIC), for coming to the rescue of their members in the commercial transport sector and bringing sanity to our roads.

NEW INSURANCE LAW

The Insurance Bill, 2020 has received presidential assent, revealed outgoing chairman of the National Insurance Commission, Ray Ankrah.

The Bill had undergone a second reading in Parliament in December 2020.

The new insurance law replaces the Insurance Act of 2006, and ensures the industry is well regulated in accordance with the international framework and acceptable supervisory standards, reported Ghanaweb. Over the years, the National Insurance Commission, the finance committee of Parliament and other stakeholders have made various amendments which were incorporated into the Bill.

One thrust of the new law is to increase insurance pe*******on in Ghana which currently remains low.
The new law adds three compulsory insurance covers, namely, Public Liability, Group life for employees and Professional Indemnity. Currently, insurance companies underwrite two compulsory insurance covers: Motor Third-Party Liability and Fire (for private commercial properties).

The new law also seeks to mandate insurance companies to meet corporate governance standards and comply with best practices aimed at protecting the premiums or funds paid in by customers.

Story is credited to MEIR

In the coming months, this page will be looking into details at some aspects of the new Law for our followers to have a better understanding of what to expect when applying for insurance.
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Yes, the Agric sector is not left out.
Your farm can be insured.

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A remarkable milestone, its Star Assurance and Total Ghana this time
Hopefully, their aim of increasing insurance coverage will be achieved

Star Assurance partners Total Ghana to deepen insurance pe*******on - MyJoyOnline.com Indigenous Insurance firm, Star Assurance has partnered with oil marketing firm, Total Ghana to deepen insurance pe*******on in Ghana This collaboration between the two firms is aimed at selling motor insurance and related products to commercial drivers especially members of the Total Troxi Club. To...

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NIC, MTTD collaborate to clamp down on fake insurance dealers The National Insurance Commission , together with the Motor Traffic and Transport Department of the Ghana Police Service will soon commence a nationwide exercise aimed at enforcing the Motor Insurance Database introduced by the NIC in January, 2020.

Collaborating to provide innovative products.
That's what happened when Prudential Life Insurance GH joined Surfline Communications in this new venture

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