Press Releases

Previous Hollardite writers have educated us on various insurances. This topic will add to our learnings but may seem complicated at first glance. Let’s talk about IFRS.

I joined Hollard Ghana as the very first Chief Executive Officer of the newly formed Group, made up of Hollard Insurance Ghana (formerly Metropolitan Insurance) and Hollard Life Assurance Ghana (newly created in 2018). I felt privileged to be entrusted by Hollard International with the task of bringing to life our purpose of enabling more people to create and secure a better future and ensuring Hollard becomes Ghana’s favourite insurer.

Hollard Life Assurance, a subsidiary of Hollard Ghana has sponsored top-performing recruits of the Regional Police Training School in Kumasi during the passing out parade of 320 recruits.

Hollard Ghana’s Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) Patience Akyianu has achieved continent-wide recognition as the African Female Business Leader of the Year at the just-ended 6th Invest in Africa Summit 2021 (virtual) organized by the prestigious African Leadership Magazine.

Insurance group, Hollard Ghana with subsidiaries Hollard Insurance and Hollard Life Assurance has been named Brand of the Year, 2021 at the prestigious Ghana Insurance Awards held at the plush Kempinski Gold Coast Hotel.

Hollard Life Assurance, a subsidiary of Hollard Ghana was named the Fastest Growing Insurance Company of The Year at the just-ended prestigious Ghana Insurance Awards held at Kempinski Gold Coast Hotel.

Hollard Insurance, a subsidiary of Hollard Ghana wins again, Commercial Line Insurer of the Year, 2021, at the Ghana Insurance Awards held at Kempinski Gold Coast Hotel.

Many economic watchers believe small business is the motivating force for emerging markets to catch up with advanced countries. In the next decade, Africa will be home to countries with a majority youthful population driving an entrepreneurial economic growth spurt. The Anisha Prize 2020 report shares how young entrepreneurs are positively influencing job creation in Africa.

The conservative Ghanaian insurance industry has undergone several disruptions in the past decade driven by an age of immediacy, new trends and fierce competition. Customers’ needs, knowledge and expectations have expanded exponentially and consequently, the industry must extend beyond its core service propositions if it is to retain and acquire new customers. Given the industry’s slow nascency, dire penetration rates and ever-reluctant nature of policyholders, insurers must innovate to succeed in enabling better futures for their customers.

Recent statistics of road accidents and fatalities resulting from them are very worrying. The social and economic impact of these accidents on families and the nation at large cannot be overemphasized.