The National Insurance Commission has said it will at the end of this month, release the guideline for brokers to activate their lapsed licenses.
The commission also said it has commenced the process of signing agreements with operators and regulators of insurance distribution channels for collaboration in deepening insurance penetration nationwide.
The Commissioner for Insurance, Mohammed Kari,said the commission is working globally on enforcement of all compulsory insurances and has perfected plans to release guideline on the use of non-regulated potential intermediaries in the distribution of insurance.
The commission, had mid last year, suspended the use of non regulated distribution channels in selling insurance.
The National Insurance Commission has said it will at the end of this month, release the guideline for brokers to activate their lapsed licenses.
The commission also said it has commenced the process of signing agreements with operators and regulators of insurance distribution channels for collaboration in deepening insurance penetration nationwide.
The Commissioner for Insurance, Mohammed Kari,said the commission is working globally on enforcement of all compulsory insurances and has perfected plans to release guideline on the use of non-regulated potential intermediaries in the distribution of insurance.
The commission, had mid last year, suspended the use of non regulated distribution channels in selling insurance.
The National Insurance Commission has said it will at the end of this month, release the guideline for brokers to activate their lapsed licenses.
The commission also said it has commenced the process of signing agreements with operators and regulators of insurance distribution channels for collaboration in deepening insurance penetration nationwide.
The Commissioner for Insurance, Mohammed Kari,said the commission is working globally on enforcement of all compulsory insurances and has perfected plans to release guideline on the use of non-regulated potential intermediaries in the distribution of insurance.
The commission, had mid last year, suspended the use of non regulated distribution channels in selling insurance.
The National Insurance Commission has said it will at the end of this month, release the guideline for brokers to activate their lapsed licenses.
The commission also said it has commenced the process of signing agreements with operators and regulators of insurance distribution channels for collaboration in deepening insurance penetration nationwide.
The Commissioner for Insurance, Mohammed Kari,said the commission is working globally on enforcement of all compulsory insurances and has perfected plans to release guideline on the use of non-regulated potential intermediaries in the distribution of insurance.
The commission, had mid last year, suspended the use of non regulated distribution channels in selling insurance.
The National Insurance Commission has said it will at the end of this month, release the guideline for brokers to activate their lapsed licenses.
The commission also said it has commenced the process of signing agreements with operators and regulators of insurance distribution channels for collaboration in deepening insurance penetration nationwide.
The Commissioner for Insurance, Mohammed Kari,said the commission is working globally on enforcement of all compulsory insurances and has perfected plans to release guideline on the use of non-regulated potential intermediaries in the distribution of insurance.
The commission, had mid last year, suspended the use of non regulated distribution channels in selling insurance.
The National Insurance Commission has said it will at the end of this month, release the guideline for brokers to activate their lapsed licenses.
The commission also said it has commenced the process of signing agreements with operators and regulators of insurance distribution channels for collaboration in deepening insurance penetration nationwide.
The Commissioner for Insurance, Mohammed Kari,said the commission is working globally on enforcement of all compulsory insurances and has perfected plans to release guideline on the use of non-regulated potential intermediaries in the distribution of insurance.
The commission, had mid last year, suspended the use of non regulated distribution channels in selling insurance.
The National Insurance Commission has said it will at the end of this month, release the guideline for brokers to activate their lapsed licenses.
The commission also said it has commenced the process of signing agreements with operators and regulators of insurance distribution channels for collaboration in deepening insurance penetration nationwide.
The Commissioner for Insurance, Mohammed Kari,said the commission is working globally on enforcement of all compulsory insurances and has perfected plans to release guideline on the use of non-regulated potential intermediaries in the distribution of insurance.
The commission, had mid last year, suspended the use of non regulated distribution channels in selling insurance.
The National Insurance Commission has said it will at the end of this month, release the guideline for brokers to activate their lapsed licenses.
The commission also said it has commenced the process of signing agreements with operators and regulators of insurance distribution channels for collaboration in deepening insurance penetration nationwide.
The Commissioner for Insurance, Mohammed Kari,said the commission is working globally on enforcement of all compulsory insurances and has perfected plans to release guideline on the use of non-regulated potential intermediaries in the distribution of insurance.
The commission, had mid last year, suspended the use of non regulated distribution channels in selling insurance.
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