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Learn and lead with humility – Chairman of insurance retirees forum advises
February 19, 2026
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Learn and lead with humility – Chairman of insurance retirees forum advises

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Key Points

  • The Insurance Retirees Forum of Ghana (IRFG) was officially launched in Accra on February 18, 2026, with the aim of leveraging the expertise of veteran insurance practitioners.
  • The initiative, led by the National Insurance Commission (NIC) and the Chartered Insurance Institute of Ghana (CIIG), seeks to preserve institutional memory and strengthen professional standards.
  • Key objectives of the IRFG include positioning retirees as mentors for young professionals, reinforcing ethical standards, and providing technical advisory support for policy and standards review.
  • The forum also aims to facilitate mentorship and legacy transfer, offer welfare and wellness support for retirees, and create a national professional networking platform.
  • Plans were announced to establish a structured platform to integrate retired practitioners into strategic planning processes and create a dedicated fund for retirees.

Why This Matters

This initiative is crucial for Ghana as it ensures the transfer of invaluable institutional knowledge and experience within the vital insurance sector, preventing a loss of expertise. By integrating seasoned professionals into strategic planning and mentorship roles, Ghana can strengthen ethical standards, foster professional development, and enhance the long-term stability and growth of its insurance industry, ultimately contributing to a more robust financial sector and improved consumer confidence.

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