Agent · Kenya
Hannah Wanjiku Nganga
Hannah Wanjiku Nganga is an Insurance Agent, offering the exact protection you need at a price that fits your budget. Hannah specialize in general and life insurance and financial services within Kenya.
- Status
- Individual
- Type
- Agent
- Sector
- Insurance
- Location
- Kenya
Hannah Wanjiku Nganga serves both individuals and corporate in Kenya. As an Insurance Agent Hannah provides both individual and group insurance covers in Life Assurance and General Insurance.
Hannah Wanjiku Nganga is licensed and authorize to practice as an Agent by Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA), having attained Certificate of Proficiency (COP) from The College of Insurance (COI) in Kenya.
Feel free to visit or contact Hannah Wanjiku Nganga for your Life and General Insurance services and solutions.
Sector Data
Insurance at a glance
- Households with Insurance:
- 30%
- Economic Impact:
- 2.44% of GDP
- Insurance in Urban Population:
- 40%
- Insurance in Rural Population:
- 19%
Finance
Insurance Sector
General insurance protects your physical assets and legal liabilities against sudden loss, damage, or theft.
Provides long-term financial security and savings for individuals and dependents, paying out upon death or maturity of the policy.
Group insurance covers multiple people under a single master policy, usually arranged by an employer, sacco, or association.
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