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Dangote to launch own shipping fleet to boost maritime operation

Dangote to launch own shipping fleet to boost maritime operation

By Godwin Oritse In a move to address limited shipping capacity and the rising cost of road transportation, which have hindered its regional expansion, Dangote Industries has concluded plans to acquire its own vessels to facilitate the movement of its products from Nigeria to markets across West and Central Africa. Speaking from the perspective of […]
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RIMS worry over producer compensation rule

RIMS worry over producer compensation rule

The Risk & Insurance Management Society on Thursday voiced its disappointment in the New York State Insurance Department’s final producer compensation regulation, calling it a “180-degree shift from previous versions in terms of its commitment to consumer protection for renewals.

IGI appointed Nigeria Premier Laeague insurer

IGI appointed Nigeria Premier Laeague insurer

Industrial And General Insurance Plc (IGI) has been appointed the Official Insurer of the Nigeria Premier League (NPL). The endorsement came at a contract signing ceremony attended by officials of IGI AND NPL and Carrier Insurance brokers IN Lagos recently.

Insurance PHB pays N550m claims

Insurance PHB pays N550m claims

Insurance PHB has paid a total claims of over N550 million in the year 2009. A breakdown of the settled claims shows that claims paid on Private Motor Insurance amounted took the largest portion of expended figure, amounting to N304.84million. This was followed by Commercial Motor which took N79,47million cClaims paid for Money insurance businesses stood at N44.54million, while claims on bonds took as much as N33. 79million Consequential Loss insurance attracted a total claims settlement of N28,568,072.08, while Claims on Group Personal Accident attracted claims of N15.73million.

Expert blames weak structures  for Nigeria’s economic woes

Expert blames weak structures for Nigeria’s economic woes

The absence of appropriate risk management models to protect Nigeria’s mono product economy and the dependence of the local stock market on foreign resources combined to deepen the nation’s economic crisis at the onset of global financial meltdown.