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ABSTRACT
This study shows the impact of corporate governance on the performance of insurance companies in Nigeria. The empirical result showed that interlocking board membership, firm size and board of director reputational capital are significantly related to insurance firm performance. The study therefore suggests the implementation of compulsory insurance policies as well as good corporate government implement in all the insurance firms. These might enhance both individuals and corporate performances in the insurance sector in Nigeria thereby improving the overall Nigeria economy. More efforts are needed from the regulatory agencies and government in general towards helping the firms grow and manage their costs as their growth will be good for the wider economy.
