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We Rise By Lifting Others Robert G Ingersoll 19 th Century Orator, Attorney, and Politician Creating and delivering a financially inclusive future for all Financially Inclusive Futures Our vision is to intervene, transform and revitalise

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‘We Rise By Lifting Others’

Robert G Ingersoll 19th Century Orator, Attorney, and Politician

Creating and delivering a financially inclusive future for all

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Financially Inclusive Futures

Our vision is to intervene, transform and revitalise lacklustre insurance markets by introducing a bespoke strategy. This strategy is designed to enable such markets to grow exponentially by investing in the grassroots in order to create vibrant hubs of economic growth out of communities currently described as ‘deprived’ and to ensure that through all our activities, financially inclusive futures are made available and accessible to all citizens.

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‘The Pearl of Africa’

Sir Winston Churchill

Uganda is a beautiful country renown for its beautiful mountains, rainforests, waterfalls, lakes and safari parks; as well the most beautiful wildlife and enduring generations of primates. Winston Churchill described the magnificence he experienced by writing: “For magnificence, for variety of form and colour, for profusion of brilliant life; bird, insect, reptile, beast; for vast scale, Uganda is truly “The Pearl

f Africa.”

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No Access to Insurance

Linda Pressly uncovered a surprising yet familiar story from Nigeria that reveals examples of the suffering experienced by as many as 3,000 people every month, as a direct consequence of their lack of access to insurance. WRBLO stand ready to introduce practical solutions that connect insurers to communities who desperately need access to affordable insurance premiums. ‘Nigeria’s Patient Prisoners’ is a Crossing Continents BBC Production for BBC Radio 4.

Access to insurance is economically denied to those who need it most

Watch the Video Trailer Hear Nigeria’s Patient Prisoners

(With the kind permission of the BBC.)

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Facts & Statistics

29 insurers, 35 brokers, 21 loss assessors, 6 health maintenance

rgs, generate

634 Billion UGX Industry blighted by fraud, inefficiency and low productivity 0.7% growth recorded since 1997 by Insurance Regulatory Authority 0.3% growth is forecast for next 10 years Less than 1%

f Ugandans

currently have any kind of insurance

View detailed Insurance Market Reports here

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Incentivise insurers to fund designated projects

WRBLO’s Inclusive Programme

Disrupt poverty and revitalise deprived communities Introduce low cost comprehensive community insurance premiums Create trusted local general healthcare facilities Financially support community education upgrading and cohesion Establish practical steps to financial inclusion Provide funding for the expansion of local farming and business enterprise

“Being insured is a basic protection against the struggle with poverty and insecurity, and secures the fundamental right to live in a healthy, stable community”. Team WRBLO

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Insurers Rewards & Benefits

Operational Efficiency Increased Productivity Sustained Profitability Lower Operating Costs Eradication of Fraud

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Insurers Seeing the Light

1,000 senior insurance figures were recently surveyed:

90% agree that insurers can no longer afford to be

“just an insurance company”

87% believe shifting value-added services to the core

f propositions will allow insurers to create pull platforms

84% agree there will be a shift from product-focused

innovation to business model innovation in the next 5 years In a world where it is said that a billion people subsist

n under $1 a day, is the

pursuit of profit above all else socially acceptable or commercially viable?

(Source: Insurance Innovators, The Future of General Insurance Report, Value Added Services, Towards a New Insurance Model.)

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Sponsorship & Collaboration

Financial & Collaborative Assistance Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Capital Raise £1,000,000 £1,000,000 £1,000,000 Bespoke Premiums Development £500,000 £500,000 £500,000 Proof of Concept Market Testing £500,000 £500,000 £500,000 WRBLO is seeking collaborative and financial sponsors to work with us in enduring partnerships that commits social capital to the development of deprived communities on a par with financial

success. We need assistance in three main areas:

You can be a philanthropic venture partner and together we can transform the lives of millions.

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Economics of Mutuality #EOM

Bruno Roche, Chief Economist, Mars “I envisage in the next few years management will evolve and realise it is good for business to invest in human, social and natural capital programmes and will these to become part of accepted management theory.”

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A Partnership with us will deliver this dynamic programme of sustainable social investment to chart a new paradigm for the insurance industry. Support and collaboration with us will empower the less well off who need this economic boost of strategic assistance to become productive citizens who will then drive economic growth. Become a pillar standing on the sure foundation of the 'economics of mutuality' growing your business as “we rise by lifting others.”