The raising of the minimum capital in the CIMA zone has been talked about on the sidelines of the Markets Forum currently taking place in Cotonou (Benin). Taking note of the last meeting of the Council of Finance Ministers in Paris on October 5, 2018, the Regional Council of Insurance Markets (CRCA) of the CIMA…...
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CIMA zone: the sword of Damocles on the insurers’ heads
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The convergence of views between the Secretary General of CIMA, Issofa N'charé, and the President of FANAF, Adama Ndiaye, facilitates the necessary dialogue between actors and market regulators.
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