Insurance
Less than 1 min.Read

Sovereign Trust Insurance Delegates at 50th AIO Conference in Namibia

Business Journal
By Business Journal

From L-R: Simon Mensah, Senior Manager/Head, Strategy & Corporate Planning, Emmanuel Anikibe, Executive Director, Technical and Chinedu Ojukwu, Senior Manager/Branch Head, Surulere Area Office, Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc at the 50th AIO Conference in Windhoek, Namibia.

spot_img
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Hot this week

Insurance

AIICO Retains Composite Licence Without Capital Raise, Posts Solid Q2 Performance

0
Mr. Olusegun Omosehin, Commission for Insurance/CEO of the National...
Insurance

CIIN Unveils 2nd Edition of Courts’ Judgments on Insurance, Related Cases in Nigerian Courts

0
Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria (CIIN) announces the release...
Insurance

Mutual Benefits Receives Renewed Licence, Signals New Growth Phase

0
Executive Director (Technical), Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc, Joseph Oladokun...
Banking

Stanbic IBTC, Anambra State Partner to Accelerate Growth, Trade Opportunities for South-East MSMEs

0
As MSMEs across the South-East seek opportunities for growth,...
Insurance

Heirs Insurance Group Poised for Leadership in Nigeria’s Post-Recapitalisation Insurance Era

0
  Heirs General and Heirs Life meet NAICOM’s recapitalisation...

Topics

Analysis

Positive Streak Extends into 5th Consecutive Trading Day

0
As anticipated, the All Share Index (ASI) significantly rose...
IT & Telecom

ITU Unveils Trends in Telecommunication Reform 2016

0
The latest edition of ITU’s annual global ICT regulatory...
Capital Markets

SEC, NGX Group Reinforce Commitment to Capital Market Digital Transformation

0
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Nigerian Exchange...
Economy

Nigeria’s 2015 Appropriation Bill: Legislators Adopt the Ostrich Strategy

0
A week after the House of Representatives passed the 2015 Budget, the Upper Chamber fulfilled its part of the Appropriation process by passing a N4.5tn budget. This is N134.4bn in excess of the N4.4tn submitted by the Executive arm late 2014. Meanwhile, recurrent expenditure was reduced slightly by N0.5bn to N2.6tn while capital expenditure was scaled down by additional N85.9bn to N557.0bn from N642.8bn proposed by the Executive arm. Effectively, this implies that recurrent expenditure is approximately five times the capital expenditure.
Insurance

CIIN Unveils Insurance Broking Book to Spur Professionalism

0
Mr. Edwin Igbiti President/Chairman of Council Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria...
Business

Weak Appetite for Large Caps Drags Index Lower …NSE ASI Down 95bps

0
The Nigerian equities market started the month of April...
Analysis

World Bank Raises 2016 Oil Price Forecast to $43

0
The World Bank is raising its 2016 forecast for...
News

Sterling One Foundation CEO, Olapeju Ibekwe, Joins Board of UN Global Compact Network Nigeria Ahead of UNGA 80

0
    Olapeju Ibekwe, Chief Executive Officer of Sterling One Foundation,...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

BankingInsuranceBusinessIT & TelecomNewsEnergyICT
spot_imgspot_img
Previous article
FG to Commission Nedogas 300 MMscfd Kwale Gas Gathering Facility
FG to Commission Nedogas 300 MMscfd Kwale Gas Gathering Facility
Next article
NLNG Clarifies Media Reports on NASS Meeting on Train 7 Project
NLNG Clarifies Media Reports on NASS Meeting on Train 7 Project