Alhaj Kaddunabbi Ibrahim Lubega

Left to Right - Sheila Sabune- Chief Commercial Officer, Prudential Uganda, Grace Amme, Marketing & Communications Manager, Prudential Uganda, Brenda Nagudi, Head Legal, Risk, Governance & Compliance, Prudential Uganda receiving the award for the Most innovative life product presented by Alhaj Kaddunabbi Ibrahim Lubega, the Chief Executive Officer, Insurance Regulatory Authority ( Left) at the Insurance Innovation Awards organised by the Insurance Regulatory Authority of Uganda.

Probably Uganda’s most innovative insurer—Prudential Uganda wins 3 awards at regulator’s 2021 Insurance Innovation Awards

Prudential Uganda has won three awards; the Most Innovative Life Insurance Product, Most Innovative Insurance Agent and the Overall Judges’ Special Award in the second edition of the Insurance Innovation Awards organised
Mercy Sande Ainomugisha (centre), Chief Executive Officer, VisionFund Uganda, said, the launch of VisionFund Cares is in line with VisionFund’s 2022/2024 strategy that seeks to sustainably impact over 300,000 children in rural and vulnerable communities in Uganda through offering client solutions that go beyond credit. PHOTO/Courtesy

VisionFund Uganda partners with Insurtech Turaco to provide affordable and inclusive insurance for its 40,000 Ugandan customers

VisionFund Uganda and Turaco Insurance Brokers Limited (T/A Turaco) are proud to officially announce the launch of their partnership with a microinsurance product called “VisionFund Cares”. The product offering, available to over 40,000 VisionFund
James Ndegwa the ICEA Life chairman (left) gives a plaque to the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) CEO, Alhaj Ibrahim Kaddunabbi Lubega in recognition of his exemplary leadership of the industry. Kadunabbi also at one-time worked for ICEA in Kenya, before returning to Uganda. Under Kaddunabi the number of licensed insurance players has more than doubled from 62 in 2010 when he became CEO to 128 as at January 2020. Total industry premiums, including HMOs and micro insurance, have grown by by 280.1% from UGX240bn to UGX914.1 billion as at end of December 2019.

HOW WE MADE IT: ICEA Life Chairman, James Ndegwa tells how Uganda’s leading insurance and asset management business was built

In November 1964, soon after the completion of political independence in East African, three companies, Eagle Star Insurance, the Welfare Insurance, and the New Zealand Insurance Company merged their regional interests to
New AIG Insurance Managing Director, Lydia Kayonde. She is a seasoned insurance executive with over 15 years experience, most of them at AIG

AIG taps on Lydia Kayonde to lead their return to Ugandan market

American International Group (AIG) has tapped on seasoned insurance executive, Lydia Kayonde to lead their re-entry into the Ugandan market, CEO East Africa Magazine has learnt. The Insurance Regulatory Authority’s Chief Executive

 

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