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FACTORS THAT DETERMINE THE SLOW GROWTH OF REVENUE AMONGST INSURANCE BROKERAGE FIRMS IN KENYA

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Insurance plays an important role in any economy by covering economic and financial risk arising out of certain events. The role of Insurance brokers in Kenya was recognized by the insurance Act Cap 487 of 1984 as revised in the year 2002(Republic of Kenya). The eleventh schedule of the Act recognized the revenue as 25% maximum of the premium earned. It was expected that as the Insurance premium revenue grew, so should the brokerage commission.Insurable risks were placed '

FACTORS THAT DETERMINE THE SLOW GROWTH OF REVENUE AMONGST INSURANCE BROKERAGE FIRMS IN KENYA

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Pages: 3 Pages
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Views: 292

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