The insurance company Mega Sigorta made another payment through participation in the Bureau of Compulsory Insurance. As stated in the company, they paid AZN 4,020 for the damage of a Honda-CRV car. "The insured event took place in the capital of Azerbaijan on the fault of the driver of the insured vehicle brand Chevrolet Malibu," the report says.
Mega Sigorta Insurance Company on March 28 was allowed to provide services within the Bureau of Compulsory Insurance.
The company provides services for three types of compulsory insurance - real estate insurance, civil liability of owners of vehicles and liability for the use of real estate.
Currently, 12 companies in Azerbaijan issue policies on compulsory insurance within the Bureau of Compulsory Insurance. Among them are AXA MBASK, Alfa Sigorta, AtaSigorta, Atesgah Sigorta, AzerSigorta, AzSigorta, Xalg Sigorta, Pasha Sigorta, Standard Insurance, Mega Sigorta, Ipek Yolu Sigorta and Azerbaycan Senaye Sigorta.
Mega Sigorta has been operating in the insurance market since 2010. Its shareholders are six individuals. The insurance company is licensed to provide services on 26 types of voluntary and 4 types of compulsory insurance. The registered capital is 10 million manat. - 17D-
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