
26.10.2021 | News
In the blog post Empowering Regulators - Developing Communities: A2ii 2020 Annual Report Hannah Grant, the Head of A2ii Secretariat introduces the report of A2ii's activities for 2020 - year marked by

26.10.2021
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Hannah Grant |
A2ii, Covid-19, Inclusive Insurance
Once again, I have the pleasure to present the A2ii 2020 Annual Report.
Throughout 2020, the A2ii experienced many changes. What remained constant was our commitment to adjust our activities to the context of the Covid-19 crisis to meet the ever-changing situation and needs of supervisors.

11.10.2021 | News
The new Insurance Act 2021 (Act 1061) has been enacted in Ghana. It replaces the previous Insurance Act of 2006, Act 724 to bring the regulation of the insurance industry into conformity with

06.10.2021 | Newsletters
Welcome! In this newsletter, we provide you with updates on the work of the A2ii, events and publications, and experiences and learning on inclusive insurance regulation and supervision across

07.09.2021 | Newsletters
Welcome! In this newsletter, we provide you with updates on the work of the A2ii, events and publications, and experiences and learning on inclusive insurance regulation and supervision across

03.09.2021 | News
The Access to Insurance Initiative (A2ii) is offering two full scholarships for insurance supervisors for the online course Insurance for Development, from Impact Insurance Facility of the ILO, which

02.09.2021 | Reports
This report is a high-level situation assessment by A2ii based on which it would define its next steps towards promoting women's access to insurance. Women's access to insurance contributes to the

01.09.2021 | Reports
This landmark study on inclusive insurance in the CEET region seeks to better define the current stage of the market and to address potential growth opportunities. Through March and April 2021, the

Reports, Inclusive Insurance Fundamentals, Gender, Global | 2021
Download below in English, French, and Spanish. Women's access to insurance contributes to the mandate of insurance supervisors to maintain a fair, safe, and stable insurance market, and more broadly