If current trends continue, Tanzania risks developing an insurance industry that is compliant but expensive, growing but concentrated, and modern but not inclusive
By Anna Tibaijuka
In the first part of this series I discussed the debate on insurance and Islam. In the second part I explained why Tanzania remains underinsured. In last week’s third instalment I clarified that insurance funds are not unlimited and must be used responsibly.
In this final part, I turn to a broader question: What kind of insurance industry does Tanzania want to build for the future?
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