Clarkson Insurance Brokers

L–R: Alex Makata, CEO of Clarkson Insurance Brokers Ltd; Edward Nambafu, CEO of Minet Uganda Insurance Brokers Ltd; and Francis Gimara SC, Chairperson of the PPDA Appeals Tribunal. The trio sit at the centre of a high-stakes insurance brokerage dispute that speaks to broader questions around market leadership, intensifying competition, and shifting dynamics within Uganda’s evolving brokerage and fast-growing bancassurance landscape.

Procurement Tribunal Dismisses Minet Appeal in High-Stakes UETCL Insurance Brokerage Battle

Uganda’s Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets (PPDA) Appeals Tribunal has dismissed as “incompetent” Minet Uganda Insurance Brokers Limited’s application challenging the award of an insurance brokerage contract by Uganda Electricity
Arnold Baguma, Business Development Manager; Alex Makata,Chief Executive Officer; Charles Muhoozi, Executive Director and Angela Babirye, General Manager. Standing, (left-right), is Asiet Alex, Chief Finance Officer; Loi Luwedde, Senior Technical Officer- General Business; Joel Kimera, Group Chief Internal Auditor; Mbodhe Muhammad, Compliance & Risk Officer and Talib Kasujja, Claims Supervisor

How Clarkson Insurance Brokers overtook industry big boys to become Uganda’s No. 1 broker

The Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) has just released its Q3 2023 performance report for among others, insurance brokers, showing that Clarkson Insurance Brokers (U) Ltd is yet again ahead of traditional rivals.
January 22, 2024
THE CLARKSON WINNING TEAM― (LEFT-RIGHT) Charles Muhoozi, Chief Executive Officer; Alex Mataka, General Manager; Angela Babirye, Operations Manager and Arnold Baguma, Business Development Manager. Under the leadership of Mr. Muhoozi, Clarkson’s revenues, which is reflective of insurance business placed, has grown 63 times (6233%) from UGX111.2 million in 2011 to UGX7 billion in 2019, curving out a 16.2% market share in a market of 40 players.

How Clarkson Insurance Brokers rose from the bottom to the industry’s No.1 player in 16 years

This October, the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) released its much-awaited 2019 Annual Performance Report for the insurance sector. The report, details the performance, of the country’s 21 non-life insurance companies; 9 life
December 28, 2020

 

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