Insurance company AXA MBASK once again has been honored the national award Azeri Business Award-2015 in the nomination "For contribution to the promotion and organization of insurance education in the regions of Azerbaijan." Azeri Business Award poses in the best example of a company, creates a new image of national business, and promotes new standards of business ethics in the country, according to a press release of the insurerer. It is designed to help companies to expand their business nominees, improve reputation and competitiveness in the Azerbaijani and foreign markets. The award reflects the most significant trends in the development of domestic business. The prize is awarded to the most vibrant and dynamic players in the Azerbaijani market, which forms the new image of national business. The main factor in determining the winners are growth businesses nominee.
Receiving the award at the ceremony, the first deputy chairman of the Insurance Company AXA MBASK, Lana Gёzalova told about the successes achieved by the company in recent years, highlighting the company's activities aimed at the development of the local insurance market and the provision of high-quality insurance services to the population, meeting the requirements of the time. And also the fact that the constantly improving business experience, management, structure and level of services provided and fully fulfilling its insurance liabilities, AXA MBASK has demonstrated its financial stability and competitive edge.
As part of the global insurance group, insurance company AXA MBASK, in 2010 began the process of introducing international standards for AXA in the existing business processes of the company. So, embodying the plan for sales development through a network of insurance agencies, in the short term throughout Azerbaijan have been opened about 80 insurance policies oriented on working with individuals and legal entities, as well as with financial institutions of all types of insurance.
It should be noted that this is the ninth company's award since its release on the market.Thus, in addition to the above-mentioned premiums, AXA MBASK received a national prize UĞUR-2015 in the nomination "For contribution to the increase of insurance culture», Azeri Business Award-2014 in the nomination "Leader of the insurance industry", an international award Caspian Energy Integration Award-2014 in the nomination "Company years for the high quality of services, as well as international awards the Caspian Energy Integration Award (2013 and 2011) in the category "Insurance company of the year".
In addition to these awards, AXA MBASK has been awarded the Azeri Business Award-2013 National Award in the category "Insurance Company of the Year" and the national UĞUR Award in the category "Contribution to the use of international experience in the insurance market of Azerbaijan" (2010) and "Insurance Company of the Year" (2012 ). --17D-
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