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The Insurance Institute of Zimbabwe (IIZ) has launched a new curriculum as it seeks to elevate the standards of education and professional development within the insurance sector.
The new curriculum launched on Friday together with the COP Health program, and the Loss and Risk Management programs marked a critical milestone in the institution’s development, signifying a substantial
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Harare, Projects in agriculture, infrastructure, agriculture and energy dominate the list of investments that were granted Prescribed Asset Status in the nine-month period to September 30, 2024.
At law, pension funds and insurance firms are required to invest at least 20% of their investment portfolio in prescribed assets to make the projects attractive, but the sector has been struggling
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The Insurance Pensions Commission (Ipec) says it is reviewing the reporting requirements for pension funds and has come up with revised reporting requirements after the funds failed to comply with IAS 29—Financial Reporting in Hyperinflationary Economies.
In a circular to pension funds, the new guidelines will be effective
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The Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) Amendment Bill, 2024, introduces significant reforms that will reshape Zimbabwe’s insurance, pensions, and medical health sectors. Notably, the Bill expands IPEC’s regulatory powers to include medical aid societies for the first time, ensuring these entities are subject to the same regulatory oversight
By Olayayi Jack
THE Insurance Institute of Zimbabwe (IIZ) recently hosted its highly anticipated Annual Dinner at the Rainbow Towers in Harare, bringing together leaders, professionals, and key stakeholders from across the country’s insurance sector.
The event, held under the theme ‘Fostering a Culture of Innovation’, was a celebration of the industry’s achievements over the past year and
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Waica re Zimbabwe Manager-Life Clementine Chinyuku has been elected the Insurance Institute of Zimbabwe (IIZ) president, taking over from Tatenda Katoma.
In her acceptance speech at the recently held conference, Chinyuku said more work needs to be done to bring insurance to the people but also relevant and meaningful products.
“Increasing insurance awareness can help demystify our industry
By Gandy Gandidzanwa & Itai Mukadira
That economic misfortunes have a direct impact on the pension fund sector has never been questioned or doubted. Could the reverse be true though – that pension fund sector sub-par management could negatively hurt an economy?
That economic misfortunes have a direct impact on the pension fund sector has never been questioned or doubted. Could the reverse be
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The healthcare sector has been challenged to adopt a culture change and a change of priorities so that people embrace a culture of investing in health through taking medical aid cover instead of prioritising investing in burial.
Association of Health Funders of Zimbabwe (AHFoZ) chief executive Shylet Sanyanga at the association’s 2024 annual conference recently said before being buried,
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HARARE, The insurance industry is battling confidence issues due a myriad challenges including legacy issues mainly embedded in economic issues.
But the landscape is shifting with the industry remaining resilient despite these challenges.
Tony Van Niekerk (TN) who is the Owner and Editor for the Cover Publications believes that the Zimbabwean insurance industry is very
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THE business of insurance operates within a complex environment shaped by economic, digital, and geopolitical uncertainties.
According to Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube, as the industry navigate through a rapidly changing global economic landscape, the importance of the insurance industry becomes even more pronounced.
The world is witnessing unprecedented technological advancements,