Rule · NAMFISA · 16 Dec 2004

Registration of Short-Term Insurance Agents, Brokers and Re-Insurance Brokers

All registered broker and agent businesses must register their in-house agents with NAMFISA. No unregistered in-house agents are permitted to conduct business after March 16, 2005. Any unregistered in-house agent continuing to carry on insurance business after this date commits a criminal offence and is liable to prosecution, and short-term insurers are instructed to refrain from doing business with such agents.

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  • “In terms of section 53 of the Short-term Insurance Act 1998, (Act no. 4 of 1998) no person shall carry out the business of an insurance agent or of insurance broker or of reinsurance broker or agent in Namibia unless such person is registe…”

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