Skip to main content

Enterprise Group commits to support local firms

 


The Marketing Manager of Enterprise Insurance, Mark Addison, has expressed the resolve of Enterprise Group to support the growth of local businesses through the provision of solutions to aid in their risk-mitigation.

As a result, he said the insurance firm seeks to partner other private sector players to accelerate to build and enhance their competences in order to unlock their potential to become global giants.

At an exhibition dubbed “This is Ghana Exhibition” in Accra, Addison stated that the Enterprise Group will continue to offer unique and tailor-made solutions for all businesses in the country.

Exhibition

The Enterprise Group sponsored ‘This is Ghana Exhibition’ organised to showcase local business innovation and encourage Ghanaians to consume locally made products.

The exhibition, which took place over a two-day period, brought together over 200 local businesses including local SMEs, start-ups, home grown businesses, and indigenous corporate bodies.

The exhibitors specialised in high-quality products and services in agribusiness, insurance, technology, arts and crafts, health, as well as food and beverages to the satisfaction of both vendors and patrons.

The Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, and the European Union (EU) Ambassador to Ghana, Irchad Raza, both endorsed the initiative and visited several exhibitors.

Best in insurance services

Addison said since the establishment of Enterprise Group in 1924, it had provided the very best in insurance services to customers and supported businesses of stakeholders.

Enterprise Insurance is independently rated in the AA category by the Global Rating Agency of South Africa, which means we have a very high claims paying ability.

“For our clients this simply means we have the financial strength and ability to ensure that all valid claims are promptly settled,” he said.

Sponsorship

The Head of Advertising and Marketing at Enterprise Trustees, Doreen Misrowda, also expressed excitement for the Group to sponsor the exhibition.

We are happy to partner with Citi TV/FM on this initiative because we believe in Ghana and the need to promote our indigenous products & services.

“Our history dates to 1924 and we have since grown to be the foremost provider of Insurance, Pensions, Funeral & Property-leasing solutions in Ghana.”

The Enterprise Group has insured the lives of Ghanaians by providing a wide range of services through its specialty subsidiaries, Enterprise Insurance, Enterprise Life, Enterprise Trustees, Enterprise Properties, Transitions Funeral Services and Acacia Health Insurance.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Fitch Solutions retains 2025 growth rate projection at 4.2%

 Fitch Solutions has reaffirmed its projection that Ghana’s economy will expand by 4.2% in 2025. This estimate slightly exceeds the International Monetary Fund’s forecast of 4% and the World Bank’s projection of 3.9%. The UK-based research firm attributes its outlook to historically high gold prices, which are expected to cushion the Ghanaian economy against a global slowdown triggered by rising tariffs. Higher gold prices are anticipated to strengthen government revenue, enhance foreign exchange earnings, and help sustain currency stability. The report also highlights that Ghana is relatively less vulnerable to increasing trade restrictions from the United States, given that its primary exports—gold and crude oil—are not directly affected by the tariffs introduced by President Trump’s administration. Moreover, the US constitutes only about 4% to 5% of Ghana’s total exports. In contrast, Ghana’s trade relations are more heavily oriented toward China and European countries, particul...

BoG injects $20m into FX market to support 11 BDCs

  The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has injected $20 million into the foreign exchange market in the latest round of its forward FX auction targeted at Bulk Oil Distribution Companies (BDCs). The intervention, which benefited eleven BDCs, is part of the central bank’s broader strategy to stabilise the cedi and ensure price stability in the petroleum downstream sector. Held on Tuesday, April 29, the auction was priced at a locked exchange rate of GHS 14.28 to the US dollar, with bid offers ranging from GHS 13.85 to GHS 15.55. This move reflects the BoG’s continued effort to deepen forex liquidity and safeguard the domestic fuel supply chain against volatility in global energy markets. By directly supplying FX to BDCs, the central bank seeks to ease pressure on the interbank market, guarantee the uninterrupted flow of petroleum products, and mitigate the pass-through effects of exchange rate fluctuations on fuel prices. The $20 million disbursement forms part of a $120 million programme for th...

Kenpong Travel & Tours Champions Breast Cancer Awareness During Customer Week

  As part of activities to mark Customer Week, Kenpong Travel & Tours, a leading travel agency in Ghana, is joining the global fight against breast cancer. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the company is passionate about spreading hope and support to those affected. At Kenpong Travel & Tours, we believe that travel and exploration can be therapeutic and empowering. That's why we're committed to supporting our customers and the broader community in the fight against breast cancer. We're proud to stand in solidarity with breast cancer warriors and survivors. At Kenpong Travel & Tours, we believe that everyone deserves a chance to explore the world and create unforgettable memories. Let's prioritize health, support one another, and fight against breast cancer," said Kennedy Agyapong, CEO of Kenpong Travel & Tours. Our efforts are focused on raising awareness, promoting early detection, and supporting those affected by breast cancer. We urg...