{{Financial services group Britam has posted a 27% rise in after-tax profit to U$31,145,830 for the half-year ended June buoyed by growth in insurance and asset management business.}}
Revenue from insurance premiums grew to U$63,424,235 from U$49,833,328, while its asset management business rose by 54.9% to U$4,686,598 from U$3,023,976 a similar period last year.
Investment income for the six months to June was at $52,098,479, a 24% growth.
Britam, which has presence in four countries including Rwanda, Uganda and South Sudan, says its regional businesses contribution grew 54.9% to U$2,977,541 from U$1,335,306.
The company’s expenses rose by 27% to $83,810,597 as the firm sought to expand its market in the region.
Last month, Britam raised $67,954,538 through a bond issue to fund expansion in Kenya by opening new offices in counties and in neighbouring countries.

{Britam group managing director Benson Wairegi}

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