List of international insurance, reinsurance and brokerage companies grows
The list of foreign insurance, reinsurance and brokerage companies added another player in this segment .
According to the official website of the State Insurance Supervision Service, on September 11 the register got a new reinsurer - Gunesh Sigorta A.S. (Turkish Republic). Thus, the total number of reinsurance companies on the roster reached 39.
The number of insurance companies with foreign capital kept at 93 units.
The number of foreign players in the local brokerage segment increased to 65 by the brokerage firm IUC Sigorta ve Reasurans Brokerligi AS (Turkey).
Foreign individuals who want to be brokers in Azerbaijan have not been registered.
According to the law "On insurance activity," the registry of foreign insurance, reinsurance and brokerage companies is to include companies highly rated, by which Azerbaijani insurers would be advisable to conduct insurance and reinsurance operations.
According to the same law, the registry must be updated promptly, so that the company could begin on time to participate in the financial market of Azerbaijan.
The registry of the State Insurance Supervision Service was established under the law "On insurance activity." -17D-
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