The Managing Director of Activa International Insurance Company, Mr Stephen Kyerematen, has stated that his company has stretched its arms to genuine friendship and long lasting collaboration with the Liberian insurance industry.
The Activa boss said this when he officially launched the Activa International Insurance Company in Liberia.
Presenting the company’s mission statement at the launch, Mr Kyerematen announced Activa’s area of speciality as including short-term insurance, underwriting of large corporate risks, industrial and contractor risks, motor fleet and marine cargo insurance, among others.
“While in Liberia, Activa clients will enjoy the same Globus network standards of professionalism, efficiency and trust enjoyed across Africa,” Mr Kyerematen assured its Liberian clients.
The Group Chairman of Activa International Insurance, Mr Nzonlie Lowe Richard, expressed his joy that Activa was granted licence to operate in Liberia.
“The opportunity to be granted an operational licence in Liberia is one of the proudest moments in our existence,” he added.
The Central Bank of Liberia licensed Activa International Insurance Company in May, 2013 to begin operations in that country.
In his address, the President of the Liberia Bank for Development and Investment, Mr John Davies, said the coming of Activa to Liberia was a clear indication that the country was safe for trade.
Activa International Insurance is a member of the Activa Assurance Group, a pan-African insurance group of companies and the originator of the Globus Insurance Network, which was incorporated in 2007 in Cameroun.
The Globus Network, is a grouping of 36 well positioned and dynamic insurance companies in 36 African countries which enables multinational and global clients to have expert and world-class insurance services across the African continent.
Currently, the Globus Network offers tailor-made insurance solutions to multi-national companies across four different language zones on the African continent, namely English, French, Portuguese and Arab.