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    Insurance Industry Assets Hit N2.1trn in 2021, Says NAICOM

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaFebruary 14, 2022Updated:February 10, 2026 News No Comments2 Mins Read
    Insurance Industry Assets Hit N2.1trn in 2021, Says NAICOM
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    Insurance Industry Assets Hit N2.1trn in 2021, Says NAICOM

    The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) on Monday said that the insurance industry recorded N2.1 trillion as total assets in its 2021 unaudited industry’s performance report.

    Mr Rasaaq Salami, Head, Corporate Communications and Market Development, NAICOM, stated this in a statement in Lagos. NAICOM said that the Gross Premium Income (GPI), unaudited of the industry also grew to N630 billion in 2021 from N514 billion recorded in the 2020 audited report.

    According to the commission, the net claims paid by the industry stood at N238 billion. The Nigerian Insurers Association (NIA) had on Tuesday, Feb. 8 announced that insurers paid a total of N224 billion as claims out of N508 billion generated as Gross Premium Written by the industry in 2020.

    Mr Ganiyu Musa, Chairman, NIA, had at a news conference in Lagos said the claims paid was 44 per cent of the total industry premium.

    Musa said that the association would continue to complement the efforts of NAICOM in its campaign on the domestication of compulsory insurances in states. Read: Over N11 bln #EndSARS Claims Paid So Far, NIA Says

    “It is our expectation that laws on compulsory insurance can be domesticated in other states just as Lagos state has done.

    “Beyond the efforts of the commission, NIA has also upscale its market development initiatives through strategic engagements with the various states,” he said. # Insurance Industry Assets Hit N2.1trn in 2021, Says NAICOM

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