
Barely 10 weeks to December 2020 deadline given to insurance companies to comply with first phase of the industry recapitalisation requirements, companies are tightening their belts to avoid sanctions that may follow non-compliance. Some of the Insurance companies yet to meet the 50 percent paid-up capital requirement set by the regulator in the first phase…
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