Britam Scoops Life Insurance Company Of The Year Award

Britam Life Assurance Company has won the Life Insurance Company of the Year Award at the 2023 Association of Kenya Insurers (AKI) annual awards for the 17th consecutive year as well as the Agent of the Year award for the 2^nd consecutive year.

The AKI awards celebrate excellent performance by insurance companies and insurance financial advisors/agents. The awards go to the company with the highest number of qualified agents and the highest aggregate points in all the Life and General Insurance categories. The Life Assurance company also garnered the Most Improved Company in Group Life award while Britam General Insurance Company received the 1st runners-up spot for the General Insurance Company of the Year award.

A total of 250 financial advisors under Britam Life Assurance and 95 financial advisors under Britam General Insurance met the qualifying criteria to participate in the AKI awards. Among them, Ruth Mumbe Nyingi scooped four individual awards including the Agent of the Year for the second year running, and the AKI Lifetime Award, and secured the 1^st runner-up position in the highest number of policies award.

Additionally, Britam’s Florence Wairagu clinched the Premium Volume Award for Domestic Insurance, while Gladys Hope Mumbi emerged victorious in the Overall Premium Volume Award for New Business at the awards ceremony. 19 agents out of the top 50 for the Individual Agents Persistency Award while 6 out of the Top 10 in the Persistency category were from Britam, with Britam scooping 1^st and second runners up in the same persistency category

Speaking on the remarkable achievement, Britam’s Group Managing Director and CEO, Tom Gitogo, attributed the company’s success to its five-year customer-centric strategic plan. Gitogo emphasized Britam’s commitment to enhancing customer value and experience, expanding its customer base, and improving efficiencies to drive better returns.

“In line with our commitment to safeguarding the dreams and aspirations of our customers, our focus remains on creating value through enhanced customer experiences and innovative solutions tailored to their real needs,” stated Gitogo. He further highlighted Britain’s best-in-class financial advisor distribution network and focus on digitization, as a key drivers of customer satisfaction and advisor empowerment.

Looking ahead, Britam remains optimistic about growth opportunities within the Kenyan insurance market, increasing penetration, increasing financial literacy, and advancing digitization. With its robust talent pool and expertise, Britam is well-positioned to capitalize on these opportunities and continue driving positive change within the industry.

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