Insurance

Funerals in Ghana are more than ceremonies of farewell; they are profound cultural events that unite families, communities, and even entire towns.

An organisation’s greatest asset is not its buildings, machinery, or technology; it is its people.

The insurance industry has called for an urgent amendment of the Public Financial Management Regulations (LI 2378) that allows insurers to issue advance payment guarantees for contractors and service providers executing government projects.

 Enterprise Insurance has renewed its strategic partnership with the Ghana Union of Traders' Association (GUTA), reaffirming its commitment to providing accessible and affordable insurance solutions to traders and small businesses across the country.

The Ghana Insurers Association (GIA) last week held its 4th International Educational Seminar at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, bringing together industry leaders, regulators and insurance professionals to examine the future of Ghana’s insurance sector.

Activa Insurance has renewed calls for stronger enforcement of the compulsory marine cargo insurance regime, warning that inadequate protection of imported and exported goods exposes businesses - particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) - to severe financial losses and threatens trade resilience.