NAIPE Annual Confab to Examine Post-Recapitalisation Investment Strategy Oct 8

The Nigerian Association of Insurance and Pension Editors (NAIPE) will hold its 11th annual national conference on Thursday, October 8, 2026 to examine existing and prospective investment strategies in the emerging post-recapitalisation era in the insurance and pension sectors.

The conference, scheduled for Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos, will have as its theme, ‘Post-Recapitalisation and Market Dynamics in Insurance & Pension Sectors.’

The Chief Executive Officer of United Capital Asset Management Limited, Dr. Odiri Oginni will deliver the keynote address while the Group Managing Director of Custodian Investment Plc, Mr. Wole Oshin, will chair the event.

According to NAIPE, the conference is coming at a critical period for the two sectors, as insurance operators have just concluded their recapitalisation exercise while pension operators are expected to conclude theirs next year.

The conference will therefore examine how funds raised through recapitalisation can be strategically invested and deployed to generate stronger returns, deepen market confidence and improve service delivery to shareholders and policyholders.

Expected participants include the Commissioner for Insurance and Chief Executive Officer of the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM), Mr. Olusegun Omosehin; Director-General of the National Pension Commission (PenCom), Ms. Omolola Oloworaran; chief executives of insurance companies, broking firms, investment and securities companies and Pension Fund Administrators (PFAs), as well as regulators, labour unions, students and other stakeholders.

Speaking ahead of the conference, Chairperson of NAIPE, Mrs. Ebere Nwoji said, the annual gathering provides a platform for insurance and pension journalists to contribute to the development of both sectors by promoting greater public understanding of insurance and pension as instruments for financial security and protection against old-age poverty.

She expressed appreciation to operators and regulators in the two sectors for their continued support for the conference, stressing that the benefits derived from the annual event outweighs the resources committed to organising it.

Nwoji described this year’s theme as timely, given the significant structural changes taking place in the insurance and pension industries through recapitalisation.

She noted that the insurance industry concluded its recapitalisation exercise on July 31, 2026, while the pension industry is currently undergoing a similar process expected to be completed next year.

The NAIPE Chairperson, particularly, commended the leadership of the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) for successfully concluding the insurance industry’s recapitalisation exercise, describing it as a major achievement for the Commission.

Nwoji also expressed optimism that the pension industry, under the leadership of Ms.  Omolola Oloworaran, would also achieve a seamless and successful recapitalisation exercise.

She said the conference would provide operators with an opportunity to gain insights into prudent and judicious investment of the capital raised through the recapitalisation process.

She expressed confidence that speakers at the event would provide practical perspectives on how insurance and pension operators can deploy their strengthened capital bases to deliver superior investment returns while enhancing value for investors, shareholders and policyholders.

The conference is expected to attract major stakeholders across the financial services industry and provide a platform for robust discussions on the future direction of Nigeria’s insurance and pension markets in the post-recapitalisation era.

 

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