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Hollard Insurance, a subsidiary of Hollard Ghana has, once again, won the Commercial Line Insurer of the Year 2021, at the Ghana Insurance Awards, held at Kempinski Gold Coast Hotel.
The annual event, organised by Xodus Communications Limited, sought to honour top-class performance, professionalism and innovation, across the Ghanaian Insurance industry, and to promote the growth of the industry.
Hollard Insurance, for the second consecutive time, received the “Commercial Line Insurer of the Year” award for its ability to deliver a variety of innovative enterprise-wide and group business solutions.
Commenting on the awards, the Managing Director of Hollard Insurance, Daniel Addo, expressed his appreciation for the honour done the company. He dedicated the win to Hollardites, customers, and partners.
“We believe this is the beginning of greater things to come. We are proud to lead the industry in mitigating commercial risks with unmatched customer experience. We understand how important economic activity is to the development of our nation. So, we do the best we can to provide relevant insurance solutions to support.”
“Thank you all for joining our journey to become the country’s favourite insurer. We will continue to insure you and everything you love” he added.
Hollard Ghana, with its distinctive purpose to enable more people to create and secure a better future, was also recognised as Brand of the Year, whilst its subsidiary Hollard Life Assurance, which has been in existence for just three years, was adjudged Fastest Growing Company of the Year.
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