Ipec pushes insurers to curb climate change risks

Speaking during the conference, Ipec commissioner Grace Muradzikwa said innovative insurance products must address customers’ needs, as large sec­tions of the population and businesses remain inadequately insured.

THE Insurance and Pensions Commis­sion (Ipec) has challenged insurers to develop innovative and proactive prod­ucts to cover emerging risks as climate change exposes gaps in Zimbabwe’s insurance market. The call came at the recently con­cluded 24th annual conference of the Association of Insurers and Reinsurers in Developing Countries (AIRDC), held in Harare. Speaking during the…

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