NAICOM Hands over New Licences to SanlamAllianz Life, General Insurance

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) today handed over new licenses to SanlamAllianz Life and General Insurance Nigeria Limited in a brief ceremony held in Abuja.

Commissioner for Insurance, Mr. Olusegun Ayo Omosehin, emphasised the Commission’s commitment to supporting the growth of insurance entities in the country, while ensuring strict compliance with regulatory requirements.

He urged the companies to prioritise good corporate governance, stability, and timely claims settlement processes.

The Commissioner reiterated NAICOM’s dedication to removing unnecessary bottlenecks and improving the insurance industry’s overall performance. He expressed confidence that the merger would enhance the companies’ capabilities and contribute to the industry’s growth.

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