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African Development Bank to Invest ?10 Million in Reinsurance Firm Cica-Re [press release]

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The African Development Bank has signed an agreement to invest in the Joint Reinsurance Company of Member States of Conférence Interafricaine des Marchés d'Assurances (CICA-Re).

Under the agreement, the African Development Bank will take a 6.56-billion FCFA stake (approximately E10 million) in CICA-Re and join its board of directors.

Karim Diarassouba, chief executive officer of CICA-Re, signed on behalf of the company. African Development Bank Group Director of Financial Sector Development Stefan Nalletamby signed for the institution. The signing took place on 9 June under the auspices of the Ivorian Minister of Economy and Finance, Adama Coulibaly.

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The investment it is expected to strengthen the underwriting capacity of CICA-Re and contribute to the financing of its development and expansion across Africa. It will also bolster the company's contribution to the development of domestic capital markets through the retention of a substantial share of locally generated reinsurance premiums. The investment will also implement CICA-Re's environmental and social policy, consolidate its governance and risk-management framework, grow its capacity to provide technical assistance in insurance and reinsurance, and support efforts to diversify its reinsurance products.

Stefan Nalletamby, the African Development Bank Group's Director of Financial Sector Development, said, "This operation is one of the African Development Bank's strategic interventions to increase its contribution to the development of the African reinsurance sector through supporting strong African players like CICA-Re, which is capable of rising to international standards."

Karim Diarassouba, chief executive officer of CICA-Re, said, "This partnership with the African Development Bank is intended to strengthen the company's financial robustness and support the growth of the joint reinsurance company's activities, while enriching its multisectoral experience."

CICA-Re is a key player in the development of the insurance and reinsurance sector. Its member countries are: Bénin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Gabon, Mali, Niger, Central African Republic, Senegal, Chad and Togo.

The investment aligns with the Bank's strategic goal of deepening capital markets and promoting more-robust and better-integrated African financial institutions that offer more-diversified products to support the real sector. CICA-Re is the third regional reinsurance company in which the Bank has made an investment. The other two are African Reinsurance Corporation (Africa-Re), of which the Bank is a founding member, and PTA Reinsurance (ZEP-RE).

Contact:

Media Contact: Faïza Ghozali | Communication and External Relations Department | [email protected]

Technical contact: Akane Zoukpo Sanankoua | Principal Investment Officer | Capital Markets Development Division| African Development Bank

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