Compulsory Insurance Bureau Increases Ability to Resist Risks Threefold
The Compulsory Insurance Bureau (CIB) at the end of last year had a net profit of 12 million 623.62 thousand manats, which is 2.6 times more than the previous year (4,831,450 manats).
As stated in the financial report of the structure, its total revenues were at 16.31 million at a cost of 3.68 million manats (+ 136% YoY).
Assets from 20,120,000 AZN in 2014 rose to the level of 33.08 million AZN. The reserve fund has accumulated 25.24 million manats, which is twice more than last year. The liabilities rose to 7.85 million manats. --17D-
Economics
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