Fire is the most commonly cited threat to informal businesses in Ghana, according to a National Insurance Commission (NIC) survey, which also found that market traders were willing to spend a median of GH¢25 a week on insurance.
Fire tops business risks as traders indicate willingness to pay GH¢25 weekly for insurance
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