Marsh ventures into agribusiness insurance

Insurance broker and risk adviser, Marsh Botswana says it is looking into other prospects such as providing agriculture insurance, as an attempt to counteract the fierce competition inherent in the insurance industry.

A decade ago there were less than 20 insurance brokers in the country and the number has since doubled and the competition is the order of the day.

Raymond Matsake, divisional business development director said in an interview that due to intense competition, the company is looking into other prospects in order to enhance its growth and to further provide peace of mind to the agricultural industry.

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