Watch this space!!!

sorry man but inside information doesn't have any links...

I asked for the link Guru to understand the biz case because from my point of view

- Post war C'Ivoire is not yet ripe for overseas insurance firm to position

- Ghana is a small market, the oil company's insure with overseas firms because of the size of the risk in the oil industry.

This is from west africa point of view.
Good firms tend to take too much risk to grow regionally and those that suffer most are the shareholders ie poor returns on the short term.

Banking in these countries make more sense than insurance.

Cote d'ivoire is entering a period of reform and growth this is a perfect opportunities.

In ghanas case the country grew 23% in q1 because of oil revenues and with the democracy present this will trickle down to all sectors of the economy and the lack of strong insurers in the country also presents an opportunity as Jubilee will probably be cheaper than insuring abroad..

I trust these guys when it comes to investing skill.. (Jub bought 3billion worth of GOK and commercial bonds this year at a 10% average rate in H1 2011).. When these rates fall the profits will be SWEET!!

Access kenya will out perform it. I mean share price wise.
Do guys at jubille ever heard of the term share split ? Pathetic