The National
Microfinance Bank (NMB) has started to deliver insurance services at all its
224 branches countrywide following the launch of a services known as Bank
insurance at an event held in Dar es salaam yesterday.
Microfinance Bank (NMB) has started to deliver insurance services at all its
224 branches countrywide following the launch of a services known as Bank
insurance at an event held in Dar es salaam yesterday.
According to NMB,
the services will be available in all NMB branches including Sanlam Life
Company, UAP, National Insurance Cooperation, Jubilee, Zanzibar Insurance
Corporation and Reliance.
the services will be available in all NMB branches including Sanlam Life
Company, UAP, National Insurance Cooperation, Jubilee, Zanzibar Insurance
Corporation and Reliance.
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| NMB Bank’s Chief Officer for Individual Customers, Small and Medium Businesses, Filbert Mponzi (Centre) with Insurance Commissioner from Tanzania Insurance Regulatory Authority, Dr. Mussa Juma (Left) during the launch of NMB Bancaasurance held in Dar es salaam. Right is the Insurance Senior Manager from NMB, Martin Massawe. |
Speaking during
the launch, NMB’s Senior Insurance Manager, Martin Massawe, said that the
presence of NMB branches all over the country will support the growth of the
insurance sector which will also increase the national income.
the launch, NMB’s Senior Insurance Manager, Martin Massawe, said that the
presence of NMB branches all over the country will support the growth of the
insurance sector which will also increase the national income.
“We have got a
lessen to provide Insurance services after the pass of the law of Bank
assurance last year and therefore due to our branches in all districts in the
country, will emphasize the growth of the insurance sector”, he added.
lessen to provide Insurance services after the pass of the law of Bank
assurance last year and therefore due to our branches in all districts in the
country, will emphasize the growth of the insurance sector”, he added.
On the other side,
the Insurance commissioner from Tanzania Insurance Regulatory authority (TIRA),
Dr. Mussa Juma, said the government through its institution, takes efforts to
improve small sectors including the insurance sector.
the Insurance commissioner from Tanzania Insurance Regulatory authority (TIRA),
Dr. Mussa Juma, said the government through its institution, takes efforts to
improve small sectors including the insurance sector.
“Our aim is to make sure
that 60% of Tanzanian elders are able to get insurance services by 2024. We
also aim to insure that 60% of all Tanzanians are aware on the importance of using
insurance services by 2024”
that 60% of Tanzanian elders are able to get insurance services by 2024. We
also aim to insure that 60% of all Tanzanians are aware on the importance of using
insurance services by 2024”
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| NMB Bank’s Chief Officer for Individual Customers, Small and Medium Businesses, Filbert Mponzi talking before the launch of NMB Bancassurance in Dar es Salaam. |
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| the member of NMB’s body of directors, Margaret Ikonga congratulated each other with the commissioner from Tanzania Insurance Regulatory Authority (TIRA) Dr. Mussa Juma, after the launch of NMB Bancassurance in Dar es Salaam. In the Centre is Mr. Filbert Mponzi, NMB Bank’s Chief Officer for Individual Customers, Small and Medium Businesses. |
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NMB Bank’s Chief Officer for
Individual Customers, Small and Medium Businesses, Filbert Mponzi (left) with the commissioner from Tanzania Insurance Regulatory
Authority (TIRA) Dr. Mussa Juma (Right)during the launch of NMB Bancassurance. In the Centre
is the currency supervising Manager from BOT, Mussa Sadat.
Individual Customers, Small and Medium Businesses, Filbert Mponzi (left) with the commissioner from Tanzania Insurance Regulatory
Authority (TIRA) Dr. Mussa Juma (Right)during the launch of NMB Bancassurance. In the Centre
is the currency supervising Manager from BOT, Mussa Sadat.
