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Browsing: Britam low income earners
- Britam Holdings says it is changing tact to focus on low-income earners, even as it marks paying KSh 3 billion ($26.3 million) in health and life insurance claims to under-insured customers since 2015
- Emerging Consumer Business Director Saurabh Sharma said many Kenyans could not afford insurance covers currently offered in the Kenyan market
- Sharma noted that low-income earners continued to be the ones affected mainly by risk events, including hospital admissions, loss of a loved one, or business interruptions such as fires and theft
Kenyan insurer Britam Holdings says it is changing tact to focus on low-income earners, even as it marks paying KSh 3 billion ($26.3 million) in health and life insurance claims to under-insured customers since 2015.
The company’s Emerging Consumer Business Director Saurabh Sharma said many Kenyans, especially smallholder farmers and small businesses, could not afford insurance covers currently offered in the Kenyan market.
Sharma noted that …