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Local insurers to gain as mandatory digital marine cargo cover takes effect

Local insurers to gain as mandatory digital marine cargo cover takes effect
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Kenya has implemented a mandatory digital marine cargo insurance policy, requiring all imports to be insured by locally licensed companies. This reform aims to shift billions of shillings in premiums from foreign underwriters to the domestic insurance market.

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The policy is a significant economic protectionist measure designed to boost local revenue, employment, and tax generation within the Kenyan insurance sector.

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Japheth Ogalloh, Managing Director - Old Mutual General Insurance signs an agreement during the announcement of the national rollout of the Ditigal Marine Cargo Insurance Platform (DMCI)

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Confidence: 80%

The article presents the government's economic rationale and the industry's perspective on the policy change neutrally.

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