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The Managing Director of Axa Assurances Cameroon replaces Théophile Gérard Moulong, the Managing Director of Sanlam Assurances, in this role.
L’Association of Insurance Companies of Cameroon (ASAC) is headed by a new president. It is Thierry Kepeden, brought to the head of this entity, which brings together the country’s insurance companies, at the end of its ordinary general meeting on June 3, 2021. The Chief Executive Officer of Axa Assurances Cameroon moved up a level within this organization where he held the position of Vice-President since 2017.
It replaces this function Théophile Gérard Moulong, also Managing Director of Sanlam Assurances, who stayed there for 4 years. Thierry Kepeden will be assisted by Richard Lowe (Activa) and Olivier Malâtre (Allianz), respectively first and second vice-presidents. Georges Léopold Kagou (Saar) retains his position as treasurer. The other members of the board are: Norbert Ngniwake (Atlantique assurances), Jacob Sindze (Area assurances), Aimryc Kamega (Avam vie), Esther Tiako (Nsia) and Léonce Augou (Chanas Assurance).
The new boss of ASAC intends to engage in the work of optimizing compulsory insurance, on land still wasteland and very unexploited by insurance companies.
“We know that car liability insurance is compulsory, but we also know that about 50% of the cars on the road are uninsured. We have important work to do with the police, and clean-up work to do to fight against fraud in insurance certificates“, Schematized Thierry Kepeden in a reaction published in The day from this Monday, June 7, 2021.
It will also be a question of encouraging the effective application of the law of 1975 which obliges the subscription to insurance for construction projects of more than 100 million FCFA, and also the obligation of insurance for containers leaving the site. port, in accordance with the provisions voted in the 2018 Finance Law.
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