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Lasaco Assurance pays N17.60bn in claims, assures policyholders of prompt settlements

Lasaco Assurance pays N17.60bn in claims, assures policyholders of prompt settlements

Lasaco Assurance Plc has reinforced its reputation as a reliable insurance provider after paying N17.60 billion in claims during its 2025 financial period, reaffirming its commitment to settling genuine claims promptly despite prevailing economic challenges.

The company said the impressive claims payout reflects its unwavering dedication to protecting policyholders and honouring its obligations whenever insured losses occur.

According to recent industry data, the N17.60 billion paid in claims underscores Lasaco Assurance’s financial strength and its resolve to deliver on its promise to customers across its motor, property, life and other insurance portfolios.

For millions of Nigerians who rely on insurance to protect their vehicles, homes, businesses and livelihoods, prompt claims settlement remains one of the most important measures of an insurer’s credibility. Lasaco said its latest claims record demonstrates its continued focus on customer satisfaction and dependable service delivery.

The company noted that every genuine claim is carefully assessed and settled in line with policy terms, reinforcing public confidence in its operations and strengthening trust in the Nigerian insurance industry.

Beyond its claims performance, Lasaco Assurance Plc has also recorded significant progress in strengthening its capital base.

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The insurer recently concluded a successful rights issue, achieving a 104.5 per cent subscription from existing shareholders, a development the company described as a strong vote of confidence in its long-term growth strategy and corporate leadership.

The successful capital raise has further positioned the company to expand its operations, improve service delivery and enhance its capacity to meet the evolving insurance needs of individuals, families and businesses across Nigeria.

Lasaco also disclosed that it is on course to meet the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) recapitalisation requirements well ahead of regulatory deadlines.

According to the company, the ₦18.47 billion fresh capital injection, alongside other ongoing strategic initiatives, provides a solid financial foundation that will enable it to remain competitive and continue delivering value to policyholders for years to come.

Management said the strengthened capital structure will further improve the company’s underwriting capacity, claims-paying ability and overall financial resilience, giving customers greater confidence that their insurance policies are backed by a financially stable institution.

The insurer reiterated that prompt claims settlement remains at the heart of its business philosophy, assuring existing and prospective customers that it will continue to honour valid claims without unnecessary delays.

Industry analysts note that timely claims payment is one of the key indicators of an insurer’s financial health and operational efficiency. They believe companies that consistently fulfil their claims obligations are more likely to strengthen customer confidence and contribute to the growth of insurance penetration in Nigeria.

As the Nigerian insurance sector continues to evolve under ongoing regulatory reforms, Lasaco Assurance Plc says it remains committed to innovation, financial stability and customer-centric service, positioning itself as a trusted partner for individuals and businesses seeking reliable insurance protection.

Lasaco Assurance pays N17.60bn in claims, assures policyholders of prompt settlements

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