Kenyans urged to protect capital from emerging risks
NCBA Insurance Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director Stella Njunge said transferring risks to reliable underwriters is now essential for sustainable business growth...
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Kenyan businesses and individuals are being urged to secure their capital against emerging risks, including cybercrime, political violence, and extreme weather, by obtaining appropriate insurance coverage.
- Managing Director of NCBA Insurance, Stella Njunge, emphasized that risk transfer to reliable underwriters is crucial for sustainable business growth.
- Businesses face increasing threats from floods, cyberattacks, and civil unrest, making insurance an essential financial safety net.
- NCBA Insurance offers products like SME cover, which includes protection against political violence, and Cyber Guard policies for digital security.
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