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Insurance and Cyber Risk facing SMEs in Developing Economies from an Actuarial Lens

 

Olaoluwa Tolulope Olaopa, Head, Actuarial Services, Custodian Life Assurance

Abstract

Small and medium-sized enterprises are vital to economic growth in developing economies. As more SMEs adopt digital tools and online channels, they also become increasingly exposed to cyber threats and attacks. However, many SMEs lack the resources, technical capacity, and financial protection needed to prevent cyber risks or recover from losses when incidents occur.

The Need to Close the Protection Gap

Strengthening Regulatory Interoperability for a Globally Connected Insurance Ecosystem

 

Charles Lawson, Team Lead, Business Planning & Strategy, Custodian & Allied Insurance Ltd.

Leveraging Emerging Trends to Drive Life Insurance Penetration in Africa

 

Kehinde Ariyibi, Head of the Retail Enterprise & Chief Compliance Officer, Custodian Life Assurance
 

Abstract

Our world is changing: every day, there are discoveries, new inventions, technologies, and new ways of living and doing things. These changes and trends affect every sphere of human life. 

The Lives of Low-income Earners Matter - Using Microinsurance as a tool to protect the lives of Low-income earners (Africa Perspective)

 

Oluremi Owolabi Fadi, Team Lead, Oil&Gas and Financial Institutions, Custodian Life Assurance Limited

The World Post-Covid - “Insure or Die”


Oladele Akinsanya, Head Of Products - Performance, Improvement & Development, Custodian Life Assurance Limited
 

Background

As the business world recovers from the effects of Covid, the insurance industry will play a pivotal role in the new world, amidst the envisaged growth momentum, inflation, digitisation, climate change, health awareness, income disparity etc. The industry is projected by SwissRe to grow at about 3.9% in 2022.

Driving Growth in the Insurance Personal Line Space Through Nascent Technologies (Nigeria & Africa Perspective)

 

Ayodele Iyun, Head Business Development, Custodian Investment Plc.

The Nigerian insurance industry like most African countries is largely underdeveloped, and insurance penetration levels are very low by global standards. More so there is significant shortfall in promoting and developing the Personal lines insurance sector thereby leading to low (less than 20%) contribution in premium pooled from the country.