The management of insurance companies towards the development of business enterprises
Table Of Contents
Chapter ONE
INTRODUCTION
- 1.1Introduction
- 1.2Background of Study
- 1.3Problem Statement
- 1.4Objective of Study
- 1.5Limitation of Study
- 1.6Scope of Study
- 1.7Significance of Study
- 1.8Structure of the Research
- 1.9Definition of Terms
Chapter TWO
LITERATURE REVIEW
- 2.1Overview of the Insurance Industry
- 2.2Evolution of Insurance Companies
- 2.3Types of Insurance Products
- 2.4Regulatory Framework for Insurance
- 2.5Challenges Faced by Insurance Companies
- 2.6Strategies for Business Development in Insurance
- 2.7Technology Trends in the Insurance Sector
- 2.8Customer Relationship Management in Insurance
- 2.9Competitor Analysis in the Insurance Industry
- 2.10Innovation and Growth in Insurance Companies
Chapter THREE
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
- 3.1Research Design
- 3.2Sampling Techniques
- 3.3Data Collection Methods
- 3.4Data Analysis Tools
- 3.5Questionnaire Development
- 3.6Ethical Considerations
- 3.7Pilot Study
- 3.8Validity and Reliability
Chapter FOUR
DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS
- 4.1Analysis of Data Collected
- 4.2Business Development Strategies Implemented
- 4.3Technology Adoption in Insurance Companies
- 4.4Customer Satisfaction Levels
- 4.5Financial Performance of Insurance Companies
- 4.6Competitive Positioning in the Market
- 4.7Innovation Impact on Business Growth
- 4.8Recommendations for Insurance Companies
Chapter FIVE
SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
- 5.1Summary of Findings
- 5.2Conclusion
- 5.3Implications for Business Enterprises
- 5.4Contributions to Knowledge
- 5.5Recommendations for Future Research
Thesis Abstract
This project work titled ‘’the management of insurance company
towards the development of business enterprises’’ a case Study of Royal
exchange assurance Nig. Plc. Kano. This research work intends to survey
the role and the concept of insurance companies in business and in the
sustainability of business enterprises in Nigeria. The researcher
adopted a descriptive method of survey; the sample method use was
sampling method. Both primary and secondary sources of data were used to
obtain relevant information. The company has a total population of 100
employees’. The sample size was 50 which is draw from the total
population using Yaro Yamani formula.In my findings, it claims for those
loss will be guaranteed. It is recommended that the insurance managers
should do everything possible to train their staff on job and on
insurance training. It is drawn to the phase of the insurance industries
with a view of determining adaptability and sustainability, taking into
consideration the peculiarity of Nigeria circumstance. Take into
consideration, the recapitalization exercise in the companies rather
than financial effects and also to proffer solutions to problems hiking
around the insurance companies.
Thesis Overview
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</p><p>INTRODUCTION</p><p>Life is full of risk and every human being is confronted with<br>possibility that one day one of these hazards which form part of life<br>may befall them because one financial loss or the other. The purpose of<br>insurance is to indemnify the victims for the financial loss they might<br>have suffered as a result of these risks. Risk is a concept that denotes<br>a potential negative impact to an asset or some characteristic of value<br>that may arise from some present process or future event. In everyday<br>usage, “risk” is often used synonymously with the probability of a known<br>loss. Paradoxically, a probable loss can be uncertain and relative in<br>an individual event while having a certainty in the aggregate of<br>multiple events (see risk vs. uncertainty below). Risk is the<br>possibility of an event occurring that will have an impact on the<br>achievement of objectives. Risk is measured in terms of impact and<br>likelihood.<br>Insurance was not set out to climate and cannot soften the blow in a<br>purely financial sense of obtaining monetary compensation to the victims<br>thereby placing them in a financial position.<br>The purchasing of an insurance has been earlier describe as the insured<br>person as a policy holder in order to protect himself against a<br>particular risk, take out a policy with an insured, thereby passing over<br>the risks to the insured on a payment of a fee known as premium.<br>Life is associated with different kind of risk some of this risk are<br>insurable while some are not. The insurance industry in each devices<br>different type of insurance policy to carter for each one to the<br>insurance risk. The more conventual‟s, one being marine, fire, life,<br>aviation, motor, person, accident and a lot of others.<br>1.1 BACK GROUND OF THE STUDY<br>Insurance as an industry did not exist in Nigeria until the later part<br>of the twentieth century. However, there existed in Nigerian<br>communities, some form of organize mutual social insurance schemes which<br>had the future of modern insurance.<br>Apart from the early social insurance scheme, insurance as an industry<br>is relatively new in Nigeria. The first operation branch of an insurance<br>company was open in Nigeria in Lagos in 1921 by the Royal exchange<br>assurance Plc. and it remain the only insurance company in Nigeria until<br>1949 when three British owned insurance companies were opened up.<br>As at the time Nigeria got her independent operating insurance as risen<br>to twenty five and were mainly foreign owned. The insurance degree was<br>prorogated to regulate the way previous legislation did not do.<br>The insurance company In Nigeria and the insurance industry are control<br>by the federal ministry of finance another offices of director of<br>insurance. The insurance departments of these ministries are responsible<br>for the control activities of insurance companies so as to ensure<br>compliance electrets of 1976 and other relevant regulation related to<br>the business of insurance in Nigeria.<br>Royal Exchange assurance Plc. engage themselves in the following types<br>of risk, they are;- loss of profit following the insurance personal<br>inability, trained insurance, private can insure motor cycle group,<br>house holders comprehensive insurance and all kind of risk.<br>Royal Exchange Insurance Nig. Plc. as many branches within Nigeria with<br>the head office in Lagos and the incorporation number 6572 and the<br>degree number that symbols Royal Exchange insurance his degree 58 of<br>1920.<br>1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM<br>Owing to the negative factions surrounding the insurance industry in<br>Nigeria, the activities of the industry have been subjected to various<br>criticisms of those negative factions. We can identify good number of<br>problems. Therefore, the statement of this problem of this study could<br>be obtained based on the observation and critical analysis of the<br>industry. Non payments of claims in the industry have become a faction<br>that negatives the performance of the industry. Despite the factor,<br>insurance company collect premium from their clients.<br>Another is the issue of inadequate capital and investment to put the<br>company in a more favorable condition to meet their demand of their<br>clients.<br>Often business organization in the country that rely on the insurance<br>companies realize they are in the case were they incurred losses which<br>have been insured barely affect the business.<br>1.3 OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY<br>As a general rule, there are hardly any differences between the aims and<br>objectives of the insurance in Africa from those of similar ones<br>operating elsewhere in the world. A brief examination of the aims of a<br>typical insurance emphasizing those features that would be OD special<br>interest to the prop actors and managers of insurance company in<br>Africa will be useful. The objective of an insurance company may be summarized as follows;-<br>1. To sell insurance cover to insurance consumers.<br>2. To settle all genuine claim family land promptly in accordance with law and be formed relevant insurance policy.<br>3. To run business or organization in such a way that it produce a fair<br>to the shareholders who funded that capital with which the business was<br>established.<br>In moving forward these basic objectives, the prop actor and managers of<br>the insurance company have certain responsibility to different group<br>and making their decision they must bear in mind and protect the<br>interest of each group, these groups are;-<br>i. The policy holders.<br>ii. The shareholders.<br>iii. The workers and staffs.<br>iv. The Nation and the society.<br>1.4 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY<br>Insurance companies form a part of the very fabric of the economy and<br>are indispensable to it in the modern state. They are vitally necessary<br>because they are one of the most important vehicles for development and<br>because of the security they give to entrepreneur, that policy holder<br>and shareholders.<br>The availability of insurance maximizes the entrepreneur‟s uncertainty<br>to the extent that some of the risks with which he is faced with can be<br>translated, for a fix amount called the „‟premium‟‟. He is to fully<br>commit his assets to the operation of his business. This enables them to<br>acquire the necessary confidence and tranquility of mind that are<br>requisites to fruitful risk looking.<br>1.5 SCOPE OF THE STUDY<br>The researcher‟s work would have been wide in nature; however, it has<br>restricted itself to insurance company. Thus the study will focus and<br>concentrate strictly on the role of insurance company towards the<br>development of business enterprises. Insurance provide a means for<br>industrial and societies to cope with some of the risks faced in<br>everyday life. Earning capacity is asses that should be protected<br>through insurance.<br>1.6 LIMITATIONS TO THE STUDY<br>A research of this nature is found to have a lot of limitations. Time<br>factor was a serious problem encountered; the period given for the<br>completion of this research work was share along with academic,<br>non-academic work which was necessary in relation with a completion of<br>school in general. The time spread to include the distribution and<br>gathering of questionnaire from respondents which was a problem of its<br>own entirely.<br>Financial constraints can never be rule out in a situation like this,<br>the money required for the running around, cost of materials etc.<br>Another limitation is that of material for the secondary data. Even<br>though there are many existing text books and journals of insurance<br>nature which would have been used for this research work. Getting them<br>in the library wasn‟t easy as many students are equally writing on<br>similar topics which require the same materials.<br>1.7 STATEMENT OF HYPOTHESIS<br>In every study, there is an assumption on the variable of that study.<br>This assumption tends to predict the outcome of the study. The<br>hypothesis of this study is to asset the following;-<br>HI: Insurance firms play a vital role in the development of nation economy.<br>HO: Insurance firms don‟t play a meaningful role in the development of nation‟s economy.<br>1.8 DEFINITION OF KEY TERMS<br>OD: Organizational Development</p>
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