Yesterday changed the legal address of the International Insurance Company (IIC).
According to the company, since January 6, 2013 the registered office of OJSC International Insurance Company has been at Baku, Yasamal district, 40C Jaafar Jabbarly Street, Caspian Plaza.
Previously, it was not only in fact but also legally bound to the International Bank of Azerbaijan. Now it is officially registered in the office, to which it moved more than 3 years ago.
International Insurance Company has been active in the local insurance market since April 2002.
It now offers its customers 34 types of insurance services. From 18 July 2012, the company has been a member of the Bureau of Compulsory Insurance.
Its founder is the International Bank of Azerbaijan.
The authorized capital is 8.8 million manat. - 17D-
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