AXIAN Bets on Insurance to Deepen Risk Underwriting in Africa

February 12, 2026 at 08:58 AM

By Eric Laperozy

AXIAN Bets on Insurance to Deepen Risk Underwriting in Africa

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AXIAN Group, a pan-African conglomerate spanning telecommunications, energy, real estate, fintech and financial services, is expanding into insurance underwriting to tap the world’s least covered regions.

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AXIAN Group, a pan-African conglomerate spanning telecommunications, energy, real estate, fintech and financial services, is expanding into insurance underwriting to tap the world’s least covered regions. This article provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of current events.

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