Tracing four decades of pioneering leadership, institutional advocacy, and national enterprise risk resilience in Nigeria.
Founded by leading risk practitioners, insurance executives, and corporate industrialists in Lagos to establish Nigeria's first specialized professional forum for risk identification and loss control.
Formed dedicated working groups for Oil & Gas exploration, downstream energy distribution, and maritime transport, establishing standard risk audits for major Nigerian infrastructure projects.
Collaborated with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and NAICOM following the post-consolidation banking reforms, accelerating the adoption of Basel II/III and ISO 31000 risk management frameworks.
Spearheaded by the administration of Engr. Jacob Adeosun, RIMSON inaugurated the prestigious Fellowship Cadre (FRMN) to meet the global standards of the International Federation of Risk Management and Insurance Associations (IFRIMA). Sixteen foundation Fellows were conferred—honouring past presidents and posthumously commemorating pioneers Sir Oladipo Bailey and Pastor Tola Adepoyigi—building a distinguished community that has grown to 103 Fellows across Nigerian industry by January 2026.
Leading the national dialogue on artificial intelligence governance, sovereign debt restructuring risks, climate ESG disclosure, and cybersecurity resilience for critical national infrastructure.
