The Togolese insurance sector crosses a strategic course. On Thursday December 18, 2025, Sanlam Togo officially adopted the name SanlaMallianz Togo. This change marks the culmination of national level, of the joint venture signed in September 2023 between the group South African Sanlam and Germany's Allianz. Announced at a conference by Press, this evolution is clearly part of a pan-African dynamic aimed at building a continental insurance champion.

Beyond the name, this transformation reflects a broadened ambition. The integration of the Togolese subsidiary within the SanlaMallianz network, present in more than 25 African countries, strengthens its regional scope. Concretely, for insured persons, existing contracts remain valid and the local teams remain in place, guaranteeing a smooth transition and without operational disruptions.

Thanks to the alliance of two leaders worldwide, SanlaMallianz Togo intends to consolidate its financial solidity and raise its service standards. The objective is now to offer solutions more efficient and innovative insurance solutions, adapted to the needs of individuals as well as businesses. In this perspective, the subsidiary aims to strengthen its position in the non-life insurance segment, everything by developing new sources of growth.

At the same time, the expansion of the offer constitutes a major axis. Life, health and non-life insurance are at the heart of the new strategy, with a particular focus on digitalization. Of the subscription to claims management, digital tools must make it possible to improve the customer experience, to shorten the deadlines of treatment and to increase operational efficiency.

In this system, Togo occupies a strategic place. The country becomes a fully integrated link in the vision Pan-African by SanlaMallianz, which focuses on combining expertise local office in Sanlam and the financial and technical power of Allianz for to establish itself as a reference player on the continent.

The official arrival of the brand SanlaMallianz on the Togolese market is thus sending a strong signal. That of a a sector that is changing, more competitive and resolutely focused on innovation. In the long term, this development could benefit policyholders directly, through better adapted products and reinforced quality standards.