Adwoa Asiedua Boateng is a seasoned Risk and Compliance leader with deep expertise in regulatory governance, enterprise‑wide risk management, and corporate compliance within Ghana’s insurance industry. She plays a pivotal role in strengthening organisational resilience and ensuring full adherence to regulatory obligations, internal standards, and global compliance expectations. Adwoa is known for her strategic approach to risk oversight, her ability to translate complex regulatory requirements into effective operational processes, and her commitment to fostering a strong culture of integrity across the business.

With over a decade of progressive experience, Adwoa began her career at Enterprise Life, where she served in frontline customer‑facing roles before moving into claims management—supporting clients through critical life events while ensuring operational accuracy and efficiency. In 2017, she transitioned to Prudential Life Insurance Ghana, where she shaped and strengthened the company’s compliance framework across anti‑money laundering (AML), sanctions screening, anti‑bribery and corruption (ABC), conflict of interest management, third‑party risk oversight, and regulatory reporting. Over the years, she has delivered Board‑level reporting, led compliance monitoring programmes, managed key regulatory relationships, and championed digital transformation initiatives within the Risk and Compliance function.

Adwoa holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Ashesi University, a Diploma in Insurance from Ghana Insurance College and is fluent in English, with working knowledge of French. Adwoa is a certified Data Protection Supervisor and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Laws degree at the University of Professional Studies, Accra. She has also contributed extensively to organisational committees and strategic initiatives within the company.

Her interests extend to innovation, social impact and global development challenges—reflected in her active participation in various innovation challenges and international development forums.

Beyond her professional life, she also loves flowers, teaching kids and shaping young minds, listening to music and learning about history and different cultures around the world.