Insurance Company AXA MBASK received from the Caspian Integration Business Club (Caspian Integration Business Club), which unites the business community for more than 30 countries, an international award - Caspian Energy Integration Award-2013.
According to a survey conducted by CIBC in 32 countries among the top managers and middle managers from 1,500 companies (7,500 respondents), operating in the Caspian-Black Sea and Baltic regions (members of the Caspian Integration Business Club and readers of publications of the international publishing House Caspian Energy), AXA MBASK was again awarded 'Insurance Company of the Year. "
As said at the ceremony, Deputy Chairman of the Management Board of AXA MBASK Adygyuzel Selcuk, the success of the last two years due to the interest of the financial institution in the development of the local insurance market and does not work in the corporate sector to the provision of high-quality insurance services to the general population.
As part of the global insurance group, insurance company AXA MBASK, in 2010 began the process of implementing international standards AXA in the existing business processes of the company. So, embodying a plan of development of sales through a network of insurance companies, and in the short term over Azerbaijan were opened about 80 points of sales of insurance policies meant to work with individuals and legal entities, as well as with financial institutions in all areas of insurance.
It should be noted that this is the fourth award the company since its market launch.
Thus, in addition, Caspian Energy Integration Award-2013, AXA MBASK received a similar award in 2011. The company also won the national award in the categories UGUR "Contribution to the application of international insurance experience in the market of Azerbaijan" (2011) and "Insurance Company of the Year" (2013).
The Caspian Energy Integration Award-2013 is held for the ninth time and is presented to the heads of companies, organizations and government agencies actively engaged in the production and social life of their countries, as well as expanding their geography in global markets. - 17D-
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