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Insurance brokers to be accredited under new Act amidst poor industry performance

The outgoing Insurance Institute of Kenya (IIK) director, Ms Caroline Munene (left) with Mr Sammy Makove (centre), the Commissioner Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) and the IIK incoming Director , Mr Jospeh Jamwaka. [File, Standard]

All insurance brokers will be registered and accredited by the Insurance Institute of Kenya (IIK) following the launch of the Insurance Professional Act 2025.

The said Act has set a strong framework for professional conduct, reinforcing the values that are key to building and sustaining public trust in insurance.

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