‎CIIG Inducts 131 New Professionals, Urges Public to Prioritize Insurance Amid Rising Risks ‎



             Story by Azaglo Michael 


The Chartered Insurance Institute of Ghana (CIIG) has successfully held its prestigious induction ceremony, ushering a new cohort of qualified practitioners into the professional insurance fold.

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‎This year’s ceremony was anchored on the timely theme: "Professionalism Rooted in Integrity: Building a Trusted Insurance Future."

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‎Speaking to the media following the ceremony, the President of the CIIG, Mr. Solomon Lartey (FCIIG), revealed that the institute has formally inducted 131 individuals into the field of insurance practice. 

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President of the CIIG, Mr. Solomon Lartey (FCIIG)


‎These inductees have officially earned the responsibility and status of Associates of the Institute.

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‎Mr. Lartey emphasized that these new professionals are entering the industry at a critical time when maintaining high ethical standards is paramount to reshaping public perception and fostering industry growth.

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‎In his address, the CIIG President made a strong appeal to the general public to prioritize securing insurance coverage, regardless of the size or scale of their assets.

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‎"Being insured guarantees a secure future, most especially when unexpected circumstances arise," Mr. Lartey stated.

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‎To underscore the critical need for coverage, he cited the devastating impacts of recent flood disasters across Ghana, which resulted in severe financial losses and property damage for thousands of citizens.

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‎According to Mr. Lartey, these recent events serve as a harsh but necessary lesson. He noted that the disasters highlight a collective responsibility: individuals and businesses must take proactive steps to safeguard their livelihoods, as insurance remains the ultimate safety net against unpredictable adversity.

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