NCBA Insurance in Kenya: licensed companies, regulator figures, claims and complaints
NCBA Insurance company licensed in Kenya
| Company | Licensed as |
|---|---|
| NCBA Insurance Company Limited | General insurers |
Source: Insurance Regulatory Authority of Kenya, Licensed Entities 2026 (notice dated 30 March 2026). Names are reproduced as the regulator lists them. A licence is not a rating: it means the company may sell insurance in Kenya.
NCBA Insurance in Kenya: the regulator's figures (2025)
| Company | Premium (KES million) | Market share | Motor | Incurred claims ratio 2025 (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NCBA Insurance Company | 3,632.5 | 1.6% | 1,238.9 | 38.3% |
Source: IRA Kenya — Insurance Industry Release Q4 2025 (Appendices 7, 18, 22; complaints Figures 2–3). Compare with any other insurer: compare two insurers in Kenya · largest insurers.
Before you buy from NCBA Insurance in Kenya
- Check that the policy is issued by one of the companies above — the licensed entity, not only the brand.
- For motor cover, dial *352# or use verify.dmvic.com to check a motor certificate.
- Ask for the schedule and the exclusions in writing, and compare them with at least one other insurer.
- Keep in mind the claim rule that applies to every insurer: the insurer must settle within 90 days of the claim being reported once all documents are provided, or pay a 5% penalty (Insurance Act s.203).
- If something goes wrong, complain to the insurer, then to the Insurance Regulatory Authority (complaints@ira.go.ke, toll-free 0800 724 499).
The rules above come from our guides: check a cover, licensed insurers and how to complain.
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Frequently asked questions
Is NCBA Insurance licensed in Kenya?
Yes. 1 NCBA Insurance company appears on the IRA Kenya list (notice dated 30 March 2026): NCBA Insurance Company Limited.
How do I complain about NCBA Insurance in Kenya?
Write to NCBA Insurance first; if it does not settle, complain to the insurer, then to the Insurance Regulatory Authority (complaints@ira.go.ke, toll-free 0800 724 499).
How long does NCBA Insurance have to pay a claim in Kenya?
The same rule applies to every insurer in Kenya: the insurer must settle within 90 days of the claim being reported once all documents are provided, or pay a 5% penalty (Insurance Act s.203).