'Timely reporting is key because insurance supervision relies on current data to detect risks early.'
Kenya’s insurance sector has witnessed repeated cases of delays in submission of quarterly reports to the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA).
Many insurance firms have ended paying millions of shillings in fine, raising questions about their stability.
What is quarterly reporting in insurance and what information must insurers disclose?
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