List of insurance companies in Uganda

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This is a list of insurance companies in Uganda regulated by the Insurance Regulatory Authority of Uganda: [1]

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Non-life insurance companies

  1. Alliance Africa General Insurance Limited [2]
  2. Britam Insurance Uganda Limited [3]
  3. CIC General Insurance Uganda Limited [4]
  4. East African Underwriters Limited [5]
  5. GoldStar Life Assurance Company Limited
  6. NIC General Insurance Company Limited
  7. Statewide Insurance Company Limited
  8. The Jubilee Insurance Company of Uganda
  9. TransAfrica Assurance Limited
  10. UAP Insurance Uganda Limited

Life insurance companies

  1. Prudential Assurance Uganda Limited (Acquired Goldstar Insurance in June 2015)
  2. The Jubilee Life Insurance Company of Uganda
  3. Liberty Life Assurance Company Limited
  4. NIC Life Assurance Company Limited
  5. Sanlam Life Insurance Company Limited [6]
  6. UAP Life Assurance Uganda Limited
  7. CIC Africa Life Assurance Limited
  8. OLEA Uganda Limited (formerly Ballpack Insurance Group Limited) [7]

Re-insurance companies

  1. PTA Reinsurance Corporation [8]
  2. Africa Reinsurance Corporation [8]
  3. Uganda Reinsurance Company [9]
  4. Kenya Reinsurance Corporation Uganda [9]

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References

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