THE TRUTH: This is simply not true.
No lawsuits have been filed against the Company with respect to its organizational restructuring.
Over the past few weeks you might have heard rumours or read reports that have called into question the financial strength or operations of ColinaImperial. However, we wish to assure you that these reports are bogus and the falsehoods can easily be disproved. This website will separate truth from fiction and will renew your confidence in the strength of this company, our position in the marketplace and our ability to meet our customers’ needs now and in the years to come.
THE DECEPTION: ColinaImperial has politicians “in its pocket”.
THE TRUTH: As Bahamian citizens we value our opportunity to participate in national development.
ColinaImperial’s principals maintain good working relationships with individuals on both sides of the political divide and, to forward thinking individuals, this is a good thing. Nation building and economic security, of which affordable healthcare and insurance coverage are a part, are national issues, not political footballs to be hogged by one party in five-year intervals. As participants in this society, and as Bahamian citizens, we will continue to play a positive role in the country’s development. We urge all Bahamians to take their country, and the role they can play in its development, very seriously.
THE DECEPTION: Michele Fields left ColinaImperial because of negative conditions at the Company.
THE TRUTH: Mrs. Fields decided to shift gears…
Mrs. Fields, on the cusp of a major milestone in her personal life, decided to shift gears, and made the decision to return to her first love – Accounting – after serving more than 14 years in various capacities at ColinaImperial. She will be missed by management and staff and we wish her the very best in this new phase of her life.
THE DECEPTION: ColinaImperial charges agents for office space and usage
THE TRUTH: We provide office facilities for our career agents so that they can service Company policyholders.
And, as is customary across industry standards, part-time agents use the insurance company with which they are affiliated as a “base” from which to check in, make telephone calls, check computer systems, submit applications, and make claims on behalf of their clients. They are not charged for these facilities.