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The African Insurance Landscape: Scaling markets for growth
MFW4A ECOWAS Financial Sector Dialogue 27-28 September 2018
Abidjan, African Development Bank CCIA
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African insurance markets
African insurance markets have substantial room to grow, by any measure.
America; 1 636
Europe; 1 620
Asia; 343
Africa; 51
Oceania; 2 343
Density (Gross premiums per capita
(USD)
America;
6,5%
Europe;
6,7% Asia; 5,6%
Africa; 2,8%
Oceania;
6,3%
Penetration (Gross premiums/GDP)
763
608
311
102
73
41
31
30
23
6
South Africa
Mauritius
Namibia
Morocco
Tunisia
Kenya
Angola
Algeria
Egypt
Nigeria
2016 data, source: Deloitte Tax & Consulting
Penetration Gross premiums / GDP (%)
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Insu
ran
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Household resilience
Risk transfer
Productive risk taking
Peace of mind
Access to critical services
Business resilience
Risk transfer
Risk management
Credit market development
Capital market development
Mobilising capital
Pooling capital
Allocating capital
Building institutions
Households, firms and markets
Graphic reproduced courtesy of Cenfri, www.cenfri.org
Direct:
Resilience & welfare
Indirect:
Economic opportunities for
resilience & welfare
However you look at it, most Africans are highly exposed to risk.
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Insu
ran
ce
Household resilience
Risk transfer
Productive risk taking
Peace of mind
Access to critical services
Business resilience
Risk transfer
Risk management
Credit market development
Capital market development
Mobilising capital
Pooling capital
Allocating capital
Building institutions
Focus on households
Graphic reproduced courtesy of Cenfri, www.cenfri.org
Our focus is helping low-income consumers develop the resilience they need to cope with daily and catastrophic risks.
We believe that access to insurance is essential to sustainable development and that the world’s poor will not achieve lasting prosperity without it.
Existing access is insufficient and approaches based on insurance principles are the best way to provide access to risk management tools.
Low-income consumers lie at the heart of our mission.
We work with a broad range of stakeholders around the world to prioritise the needs, interests and well-being of our ultimate beneficiaries.
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Landscape Studies: monitoring progress
2005 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
The Landscape of Microinsurance in the World’s 100 Poorest Countries
Africa Africa Africa
Latin America & the Caribbean
Latin America & the Caribbean
Asia & Oceania Sri Lanka
2017
Latin America & the Caribbean
We began tracking progress more than a decade ago, providing a unique and valuable benchmark for the entire sector.
Data collected is
published
(aggregated)
and
made available
free of charge
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2018 Landscape of Microinsurance in Africa
Following a consultation process, in 2018 we are piloting a new approach to the Landscape Studies. Primary research in Africa is currently underway.
• Network sourced funding, no direct project management
• Outsourced black box project • One region every three years
(rotating)
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• Written report • Updated data for World Map of
Microinsurance (WMM) – coverage ratios per product
line) – GWP
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TPU
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PREVIOUSLY …
• Network sources funding and acts as curator and project manager
• Multiple workstreams with multiple (pro bono and paid) external collaborators, including Network members
• From 2019* global coverage annually
* SUBJECT TO FUNDING
• Written regional summary report(s) • Updated data for WMM • Country fact sheets provide socio-
economic and sectoral context • From 2020* improved data analytic
capabilities
THE NEW APPROACH…
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Thank you!