ICEA Lion shines bright with cutting-edge innovations at insurance awards

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ICEA Lion shines bright with cutting-edge innovations at insurance awards
ICEA Lion's team receive their award

ICEA Lion won two prestigious awards for its groundbreaking products in the non-life and life insurance sector.

ICEA Lion Life Assurance Uganda emerged as a standout performer at the Insurance Regulatory Authority awards, winning multiple accolades for its trailblazing client-centered solutions.

The ceremony, held at Kampala Serena Hotel on Friday, March 15, 2024, celebrated the ingenuity of insurers across Uganda, highlighting their contributions to the industry's evolution in 2023.

At the event, ICEA Lion won two prestigious awards for its groundbreaking products in the non-life and life insurance sector.

The company's Medical Second Opinion and Annuity Plan insurance products were hailed as the most innovative solutions, revolutionising the landscape of insurance in Uganda.

ICEA Lion's Medical Second Opinion service provides policyholders with access to expert medical advice and guidance from renowned specialists.

This innovative feature not only enhances the quality of healthcare provision but also empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their well-being.

Similarly, the Annuity Plan represents a significant advancement in retirement planning, offering customers a secure and reliable income during their post-retirement years with flexible options tailored to individual financial needs and peace of mind for its policyholders.

Deputy Speaker of Parliament Thomas Tayebwa, who was  the chief guest at the event, commended insurance companies for their pivotal role in driving sectoral penetration and safeguarding Ugandans against unforeseen risks.

In his address, he emphasized the importance of vigilance against fraudulent activities within the industry, urging insurers to uphold integrity in their dealings with clients.

Alhaj Ibrahim Kaddunabbi Lubega, CEO of the Insurance Regulatory Authority, emphasized the transformative power of innovation in enriching the insurance experience.

"As the Insurance Regulatory Authority, we have always believed in pushing the boundaries of what is possible," Kaddunabbi remarked.

Innovation is indeed a vital ingredient for insurance, enabling us to meet evolving customer needs and enhance industry resilience."

Reaffirming their commitment to pioneering advancements, Kaddunabbi challenged sector players to embrace change relentlessly, envisioning a future where innovation thrives as the cornerstone of the insurance industry.

Emmanuel Mwaka, CEO of ICEA Lion Insurance, expressed his gratitude for the recognition.

"Winning these awards is a testament to our relentless pursuit of excellence and innovation in serving our customers," Mwaka said.

"We are honored to be acknowledged for our efforts. I want to thank our dedicated team, partners, and customers for their unwavering support. Together, we are making a difference."

Moses K Mugalu, marketing and communications lead at ICEA Lion General Insurance chimed in, saying: "These awards reaffirm our commitment to delivering innovative solutions that meet the evolving needs of our customers.

"We remain dedicated to pushing boundaries and setting new standards of excellence in the insurance industry."

At ICEA Lion, we are honored by the recognition of our innovative contributions to the insurance sector and we shall continue pioneering groundbreaking solutions that exceed the needs of our customers with our dedicated team, supportive partners, and loyal customers by our side.

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