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FBC Holdings’ insurance businesses delivered mixed performance for the year ended December 31, 2025, with premium growth recorded across units but profitability weighed down by elevated claims, Group chief executive Trynos Kufazvinei said at an analyst briefing.
FBC Insurance Company posted
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HARARE: Old Mutual Zimbabwe reported a strong financial performance for the year ended December 31, 2025, with profit before tax rising 55 percent to US$60.6 million, as total revenue grew 29 percent to US$194.8 million on the back of robust growth across its banking, insurance and asset management units.
Profit after tax increased by 43 percent to US$40.2
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HARARE, CABS, Zimbabwe’s largest building society and a subsidiary of Old Mutual Zimbabwe says strong financial performance in 2025 was underpinned by disciplined lending and a resilient credit quality profile that saw its non-performing loans (NPL) ratio remain below 1 percent as the building society tightened risk controls while expanding its loan book.
Chief executive Mehluli
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Econet Wireless Zimbabwe Limited has announced a dividend in specie, distributing shares in Econet InfraCo to its shareholders following the conclusion of its recent Exit Offer.
The company revealed that it now holds 2.85 billion InfraCo shares, representing 95.215% of the subsidiary’s issued share capital, after only 4.785% was taken up by shareholders who opted to exit.
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Victoria Falls — Digital transformation and cyber governance expert Zéline Francis has called on insurers and pension funds to urgently strengthen cybersecurity collaboration and data-sharing frameworks, warning that African institutions face significantly higher cyberattack risks than their global counterparts.
Speaking at the ongoing Insurance
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VICTORIA FALLS – Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion deputy minister Kudakwashe Mnangagwa has challenged Zimbabwe’s insurance and pensions industry to position itself at the centre of economic transformation, as the sector marked two decades of regulatory oversight at the IPEC 2026 Symposium.
Speaking as guest of honour at the landmark
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Victoria Falls: Dr Grace Muradzikwa has called for a decisive shift from regulatory formalities to tangible industry impact, as she delivered opening remarks at the Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) 2026 symposium underway in Victoria Falls.
Speaking at the high-level gathering of regulators, policymakers and industry leaders, Dr Muradzikwa said
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Government, business leaders and consumer representatives will meet this week to deliberate on Zimbabwe’s escalating fuel price pressures, amid growing concern over the knock-on effects on inflation, household welfare and broader economic stability.
The tripartite dialogue, organised by the Consumer Council of Zimbabwe (CCZ), is scheduled for March 26 in Harare and is expected
RESOLUTIONS OF THE MONETARY POLICY COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON 24 MARCH 2026
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe met on 24 March 2026 to deliberate on recent macroeconomic and financial developments, as well as the outlook for the economy.
The MPC welcomed the sustained disinflation trend that has seen annual inflation reaching a single digit level of 4.1% in January