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Title: RETAKAFUL


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MicroTakaful the way forward
Presented by Capt. M. Jamil Akhtar Khan

ACII, MCIT, Master Mariner Chief Executive
Officer TAKAFUL PAKISTAN LIMITED
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Contents
  • Introduction
  • Microtakaful defined
  • Historical perspective
  • MicroTakaful schemes in other countries
  • Prospects in Pakistan
  • Incremental values The Takaful advantage
  • Takaful Pakistans initiative
  • The way forward
  • Conclusion

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Introduction
Micro-insurance defined Risk-pooling products
that are designed to be appropriate for the
low-income market in relation to cost, terms,
coverage, and delivery mechanisms. MicroTakaful
refined A mechanism to provide Shariah-based
protection to the blue collared, under-privileged
individuals at an affordable cost.
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Introduction Contd.
  • Microfinance can help people improve.
  • Microtakaful will help them sustain their
    financial wellbeing.
  • Feeling of togetherness security.
  • Opens avenues for joint efforts for mutual
    benefits.
  • Cooperative approach and outlook.
  • Result migration of individual level.
  • Society benefits at large.

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Historical Perspective
  • Takaful concept evolved from individual common
    interest.
  • Industrial era of early 1900s
  • Microfinancing hand in hand with Microinsurance
    and later
  • Microtakaful.
  • Bancassurance/Bancatakaful

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Global Landscape
  • Only eighty million out of the world's 2.5
    billion poor are currently covered by some form
    of micro insurance.
  • Only 3 of poor lives are insured in India and
    China.
  • Only 0.3 of the poor are insured in Africa.
  • In 23 of the poorest 100 countries in the world,
    there is currently no identified micro insurance
    activity.

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Types of MicroTakaful Products
Property
Floods
Fire
Rainfall
Theft
Health
Agriculture
Prices
Surgical
Disability
Out-patient
Hospitalisation
Permanent
Total
Partial
Optical
Temporary
Dread Disease
Dismemberment
Credit Disability
Life Insurance
Dental
Pensions
Transition funds
Credit Life
Funeral
Endowments
Education Life
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Prospects in Pakistan
  • Serious efforts at national level only picked up
  • during the last decade.
  • Advent of Microfinance banks.
  • Large rural/urban divide (65 35)
  • 40 population below poverty level.
  • Scope for extensive work.
  • Mushroom growth of NGOs.

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Prospects in Pakistan (Contd. )
  • Governments initiatives Rural support
    programs.
  • SMEDA.
  • Financial Support from ADB, WB, etc.
  • State Banks initiative 20 branches of
    commercial
  • banks required in rural areas.
  • Agriculture/Crop Livestock Finance and
    Takaful.
  • Benefit of economies of scale to make these
    viable
  • ventures.

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Potential areas of action
Construction of a House
Marriage
Death
Prolonged Illness
Importance of Risk/Economic Stress
Education of Children
Business Failure/Loss of Job
Birth of Children
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Takaful Pakistans initiatives
  • Coverage to over 100,000 low-cost houses.
  • Synergy with NGOs.
  • Students Healthcare/Campus care cover
  • Factory workers Daily wagers
  • Crop Takaful
  • Credit coverage for Islamic Microfinance.
  • Covers tailored for SMEs financing.
  • All above at no profit basis.

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The way forward
  • Tax incentives
  • Goodwill
  • Awareness
  • Extensive documentation
  • Distribution channels
  • Strategic alliances
  • Incentives Awards

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The way forward
?????
NO
THEN
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they seemed satisfied with the convenience
and affordability of the policy, but some thought
that the premium should be reimbursed if they do
not file a claim. Excerpt fromThe Demand for
Micro insurance in PakistanbyELIZABETH
MCGUINNESS AND VOLODYMYR TOUNYTSKY MARCH 2006
The Takaful Advantage
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The Takaful Advantage
Share Holder
S H A R E H O L D E R S F U N D (S.H.F.)
Mudaribs Share of PTFs Investment Income
Wakalah Fee
Investment Income
Management Expense of the Company
Profit/Loss
Takaful Operator
Investment by the Company
WAQF
Claims Reserves
Surplus (Balance)
Investment Income
Operational Cost of Takaful / ReTakaful
Participant
P A R T I C I P A N T S T A K A F U L F U N D
(P.T.F.)
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The Paradigm shift
ALONG WITH
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Urban Subsidy Rural
Surplus
Subsidy for Takaful Contribution
Surplus
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Current scenario
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What is required?
When there is a will, there is way!
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End of presentation Jazzakallah khair
! captain.jamil_at_takaful.com.pk
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