Kenya Re managing director Jadiah Mwarania. PHOTO | SALATON NJAU | NMG
Kenya Re has posted a 3.7 per cent rise
in half year after-tax profit as its gross written premiums and
investment income grew marginally in the period under review.
The
reinsurer, which offers covers to over 150 firms across the region,
reported a net profit of Sh1.6 billion for the period to June 2017
compared to Sh1.56 billion last year.
Its gross written premiums went up to Sh7.5 billion, slightly higher than Sh7.09 billion reported in 2016.
The
firm's earnings from investments also grew marginally to hit Sh3.6
billion this year compared to Sh3.55 billion in the previous period.
Kenya Re attributed its half year performance to stiff competition in the sector and undercutting in the reinsurance market.
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