Sunday, 23 March 2014

4th Annual Microinsurance Conference

Strategies for maximising the potential of insurance offerings to low income consumers in Africa

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About the Conference

Dates: 25-27 March 2014
Venue: The Focus Rooms, Sunninghill, Johannesburg
Contact: Charmaine Shangase
Learn tools and strategies on offering insurance services and products to low income customers. Understand the best practices in microinsurance in South Africa and other leading countries in Africa.

Speakers At This Event Include

Lydia Lariba Bawa, Commissioner of Insurance, National Insurance Commission Ghana
Prof Robert Vivian, Chair of Risk Management, Wits University
Herman Moloi, Head: New Markets: Africa New Markets, Mutual & Federal Insurance Company
Mandla Shezi, Managing Director, Hollard Life Assurance Company
Felix Kagura, Managing Director, MS Life
Dr Amos Njuguna, Principal Investigator, United States International University
Jaco van der Merwe, Director: Actuarial & Insurance Solutions, Deloitte
Mellisa Everton, Manager: Legal Services, Avbob
Malesela Mokonyane, GM: Legal and Compliance, Constantia Insurance Company Ltd
Takalani Madzhadzhi, President-elect, Association of South African Black Actuarial Professionals (ASABA)
Mkhuseli Setuse, Head of New Business Development: Bancassurance, Liberty Africa
Amagyei Busumru-Banson, Executive Assistant: Corporate Affairs & Special Projects, Guardrisk
Richard Leftley, CEO, MicroEnsure (UK) and MicroEnsure Asia
Vusi Ndlovu, Executive Director, Umnotho Consulting
Brigitte Archer, General Manager, Trinity Insurance Brokers
Frank Magwegwe, Segment Head, Momentum Retail

Workshop Details

Interactive post-conference workshop: 27 March 2014
Change our mindset towards Microinsurance
Led by: Pierre Fabé, Director, EASIbility

Key Topics

Reviewing what is conceptually feasible for microinsurance to operate optimally in South Africa
Lessons from countries where microinsurance was successfully implemented: Kenya case study
Development and sale of microinsurance products in Ghana: the role of effective legal and regulatory framework
Exploring the product opportunities for microinsurance in South Africa
Role of actuaries in microinsurance
Effective pricing and payment methodologies for microinsurance
Analysing the best distribution channels for microinsurance sales
Strategies for forming a winning partnership with affinities and other entrepreneurs
Compliance and system requirements for microinsurance products
The potential role of mobile technology in microinsurance sales, premium payments, client communication and claims processing

Benefits of Attending

Gain a full understanding of the forthcoming legislation and how it affects the microinsurance industry
Learn practical tools and strategies for implementing microinsurance products in your organisation
Have a better understanding on how other countries in Africa have succefuly developed microinsuance
Learn strategies to enable you to access the market
Understand which Microinsurance products are more profitable for the South African market
Network with other insurance professionals and share ideas and experiences

Who Should Attend

Actuarial Manager
Business development manager
Business Strategy Manager
Capacity Building
CEO
Client Manager
COO
Director
Distribution Manager
Executive Manager: Life
General Manager
General Manager: Insurance
Group Manager
Head of Sales/Sales Manager
Head Life
Head of Risk Management
Head of Underwriting
Life Portfolio Manager
Marketing Manager
Micro insurance Consultant
Micro insurance manager
Mobile network operator
Operations Manager
Policy makers
Portfolio Manager
Product Development Manager
Regulator
Strategic development manager
Underwriting managers

Pricing

Pricing Structure	Register before 29 November 2013	Register between 30 November and 24 January 2014	Register after 24 January 2014
Three Day Conference	R 8 449 (+VAT @ 14%)= R9 631.86	R 9 449 (+VAT @ 14%)= R10 771.86	R 10 499 (+VAT 14%)= R11 911.86
Two Day Conference	R 6 999 (+VAT @ 14%)= R7 978.86	R 7 999 (+VAT @ 14%)= R9 118.86	R 8 999 (+VAT 14%)= R10 258.86

Venue: The Focus Rooms, Sunninghill, Johannesburg
Contact: Charmaine Shangase
Learn tools and strategies on offering insurance services and products to low income customers. Understand the best practices in microinsurance in South Africa and other leading countries in Africa.

Speakers At This Event Include

Workshop Details

Interactive post-conference workshop: 27 March 2014
Change our mindset towards Microinsurance
Led by: Pierre Fabé, Director, EASIbility

Key Topics

Reviewing what is conceptually feasible for microinsurance to operate optimally in South Africa
Lessons from countries where microinsurance was successfully implemented: Kenya case study
Development and sale of microinsurance products in Ghana: the role of effective legal and regulatory framework
Exploring the product opportunities for microinsurance in South Africa
Role of actuaries in microinsurance
Effective pricing and payment methodologies for microinsurance
Analysing the best distribution channels for microinsurance sales
Strategies for forming a winning partnership with affinities and other entrepreneurs
Compliance and system requirements for microinsurance products
The potential role of mobile technology in microinsurance sales, premium payments, client communication and claims processing

Benefits of Attending

Gain a full understanding of the forthcoming legislation and how it affects the microinsurance industry
Learn practical tools and strategies for implementing microinsurance products in your organisation
Have a better understanding on how other countries in Africa have succefuly developed microinsuance
Learn strategies to enable you to access the market
Understand which Microinsurance products are more profitable for the South African market
Network with other insurance professionals and share ideas and experiences

Who Should Attend

Actuarial Manager
Business development manager
Business Strategy Manager
Capacity Building
CEO
Client Manager
COO
Director
Distribution Manager
Executive Manager: Life
General Manager
General Manager: Insurance
Group Manager
Head of Sales/Sales Manager
Head Life
Head of Risk Management
Head of Underwriting
Life Portfolio Manager
Marketing Manager
Micro insurance Consultant
Micro insurance manager
Mobile network operator
Operations Manager
Policy makers
Portfolio Manager
Product Development Manager
Regulator
Strategic development manager
Underwriting managers

Pricing

Pricing Structure	Register before 29 November 2013	Register between 30 November and 24 January 2014	Register after 24 January 2014
Three Day Conference	R 8 449 (+VAT @ 14%)= R9 631.86	R 9 449 (+VAT @ 14%)= R10 771.86	R 10 499 (+VAT 14%)= R11 911.86
Two Day Conference	R 6 999 (+VAT @ 14%)= R7 978.86	R 7 999 (+VAT @ 14%)= R9 118.86	R 8 999 (+VAT 14%)= R10 258.86

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Lawal is Inspen 2014 insurance man of the year

The former President Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria (CIIN) Fatai Lawal has emerged the 2014 Inspenonline Insurance Man of the year.

Fatai who is the the Managing Director Sterling Assurance Nigeria Limited was named today, at the Nigerian Insurance and Pension Award organised by Inspenonline.

Chief Executive Officer Inspenonline Media, Chuks Udo Okonta, said Lawal was picked from the votes casted by the public and other considerations made by the award's panel of assessors.

He noted that the winner raised the bar at the the Institute and the industry by opting to serve a tenure which was eventful and impactful. He added that amongst the legacies left by the winner was the printing and donation of Insurance books to secondary and tertiary institutions aimed at deepening insurance awareness.

Okonta noted that the award, which started two years ago with the recognition of two distinguished individuals and an underwriting company, has now come to stay.

"This year, we decided to raise the bar by setting high standards to judge the operations of companies and impacts made by individuals in moving insurance and pension business forward.

"To achieve this, we gave the public the opportunity to select those to be celebrated by calling for votes. Having harmonised the votes which came from different parts of the country, we benchmarked the scores with the set standard to arrive at the winners we are celebrating today," he said.

Others winners are AIICO Insurance Plc, Insurance company of the year; FUG Pensions Limited, Pension Fund Administrator of the Year; YOA Insurance Brokers Limited and Glanvill Enthoven Insurance Brokers Limited, Insurance Broker of the year.

Professional Excellence Award went to Professor Joe Irukwu; Best Professional Group went to the Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria and Association of Registered Insurance Agents of Nigeria; Corporate Brand went to Mansard Insurance Plc and Leadway Assurance Limited while Corporate Social Responsibility Award was won by Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc.

The organisers also recognised organisations that distinguished themselves, with Excellence Award. Organisations in this category include the National Pension Commission, Lagos State Pension Commission, Goldlink Insurance Plc and Pension Transition Administration Directorate.

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What else do you need to know about casinos and insurance? Unless you are a casino operator, there really isn’t anything else you need to think about. Essentially, when you are a player you need to concentrate on creating your own personal insurance to yourself. In other words, you need to make sure that you create a gambling budget and that you stick to it. Once you create a bankroll, your goal should never be to deplete it. This makes certain that you will always have money with which you can play. Equally, you should set yourself winning and losing limits, so you know when to call it a day.
　