Rank | Companies | Country | turnover | 2019 shareholder's equity | ||
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2019 | 2018 | 2018-2019 evolution | ||||
1 | Munich Reinsurance of Africa | South Africa | 852 765 000 | 762 954 000 | 11.77% | 223 514 000 |
2 | Africa Re | Nigeria | 844 786 000 | 797 415 000 | 5.94% | 975 198 000 |
3 | Swiss Re Africa | South Africa | 412 992 000 | 265 587 000 | 55.50% | 51 847 000 |
4 | Compagnie Centrale de Réassurance | Algeria | 299 206 000 | 269 172 000 | 11.16% | 269 892 000 |
5 | Genral Reinsurance Africa | South Africa | 249 105 000 | 191 545 000 | 30.05% | 154 633 000 |
6 | Hannover Reinsurance Africa | South Africa | 237 052 000 | 192 861 000 | 22.91% | 73 318 000 |
7 | Hannover Life Reassurance Africa | South Africa | 217 226 000 | 200 068 000 | 8.58% | 61 476 000 |
8 | RGA Re | South Africa | 216 826 000 | 207 146 000 | 4.67% | 95 255 000 |
9 | Société Centrale de Réassurance | Morocco | 210 280 000 | 211 578 000 | -0.61% | 259 310 000 |
10 | Zep Re | Kenya | 207 000 000 | 178 500 000 | 15.97% | NA |
11 | GIC RE (1) | South Africa | 202 028 000 | 138 620 000 | 45.74% | 86 864 000 |
12 | African Reinsurance Corporation | South Africa | 183 541 000 | 203 098 000 | -9.63% | 58 056 000 |
13 | Kenya Re | Kenya | 171 359 000 | 144 823 000 | 18.32% | 312 478 000 |
14 | Continental Re | Nigeria | 130 597 000 | 93 948 000 | 39.01% | 82 718 000 |
15 | CICA Re | Togo | 109 095 000 | 93 153 000 | 17.11% | 107 342 000 |
16 | SCOR Africa | South Africa | 91 372 000 | 87 209 000 | 4.77% | 29 865 000 |
17 | WAICA Re | Sierra Leone | 70 340 000 | 57 972 000 | 21.33% | 89 371 000 |
18 | Africa Retakaful (2) | Egypt | 64 410 000 | 51 730 000 | 24.51% | NA |
19 | Tan Re | Tanzania | 60 800 000 | 47 954 000 | 26.79% | 31 442 000 |
20 | Tunis Re | Tunisia | 57 937 000 | 47 434 000 | 22.14% | 71 644 000 |
21 | East Africa Re | Kenya | 45 623 000 | 39 099 000 | 16.69% | 49 646 000 |
22 | Ghana Re | Ghana | 44 332 000 | 42 353 000 | 4.67% | 63 896 000 |
23 | NCA Re | Côte d'Ivoire | 32 348 000 | 30 550 000 | 5.89% | 23 634 000 |
24 | Continental Re Kenya | Kenya | 31 902 000 | 27 922 000 | 14.25% | 12 833 000 |
25 | Sen Re | Senegal | 31 703 000 | 29 688 000 | 6.79% | 19 626 000 |
26 | AVENI Re (2) | Côte d'Ivoire | 28 172 000 | 28 172 000 | - | NA |
27 | SCG-Ré | Gabon | 25 015 000 | 23 226 000 | 7.70% | 15 887 000 |
28 | Ethiopian Re (3) | Ethiopia | 23 785 000 | 23 708 000 | 0.32% | 25 831 000 |
29 | Globus Re | Burkina Faso | 21 636 000 | 18 098 000 | 19.55% | 8 288 000 |
30 | NamibRe (1) | Namibia | 21 012 000 | 20 141 000 | 4.32% | 16 282 000 |
31 | Uganda Re | Uganda | 13 644 000 | 9 055 000 | 50.68% | 9 195 000 |
32 | GN Re | Ghana | 8 337 000 | 7 831 000 | 6.46% | 21 615 000 |
33 | Grand Re | Zimbabwe* | 7 060 000 | 21 157 000 | -66.63% | 4 536 000 |
34 | Ghana Re Kenya | Kenya | 6 588 000 | 4 779 000 | 37.85% | 11 074 000 |
35 | ZB Re | Zimbabwe* | 6 577 000 | 19 157 000 | -65.67% | 5 363 000 |
36 | Tropical Re | Zimbabwe* | 5 980 000 | 13 297 000 | -55.03% | 2 752 000 |
37 | Zep Reinsurance | Zimbabwe* | 5 605 000 | 16 113 000 | -65.21% | 9 916 000 |
38 | Waica Re Kenya | Kenya | 4 514 000 | - | - | 10 271 000 |
39 | FBC Re | Zimbabwe* | 4 399 000 | 17 456 000 | -74.80% | 4 854 000 |
40 | Emeritus General Re | Zimbabwe* | 4 394 000 | 12 641 000 | -65.24% | 4 763 000 |
41 | First Mutual Re | Zimbabwe* | 3 873 000 | 15 911 000 | -75.66% | 1 737 000 |
42 | Prima Re | Zambia | 3 111 000 | 2 763 000 | 12.60% | 3 395 000 |
43 | Waica Re (Ex.Colonnade Re) | Zimbabwe* | 1 752 000 | 644 000 | 172.05% | 4 203 000 |
44 | Emeritus Re (Life) (4) | Zimbabwe* | 742 000 | 4 060 000 | -81.72% | 1 109 000 |
45 | FBC Re Life (4) | Zimbabwe* | 251 000 | 842 000 | -70.19% | 1 821 000 |
46 | First Mutual Re (Life & Health) (4) | Zimbabwe* | 193 000 | 2 600 000 | -92.58% | 210 000 |
47 | Zep Re Life (4) | Zimbabwe* | 135 000 | 1 614 000 | -91.64% | 115 000 |
(1) Fiscal year ending March
(2) 2018 data
(3) Fiscal year ending June
(4) Shareholder’s equity as at 30 September 2019
NA: not available
* The significant decrease in premiums for Zimbabwean reinsurers in 2019 is due to the monetary reforms undertaken by Zimbabwe following the reintroduction of the single currency regime.
Sources : Atlas Magazine and companies
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