The volume of premiums collected by the insurance company Azerqarant Sigorta under contracts signed in the first three quarters of this year amounted to 568.93 million manat, decreased compared to the same period last year more than doubled (then had 1 million 341.73 thousand manats) . All premiums fell to voluntary insurance , as the company is not in the list of members of the Bureau of compulsory insurance.
According to the company, in the structure of revenues from insurance premiums accidents totaled 476.91 million manat, or 83.8 % of total premiums and gives them priority status of the segment.
Property insurance against fire and other risks collected 52.44 million manat, Hull car insurance - 38.9 million manat. Of voluntary health insurance (VHI ) collected 680 manat. Insurance for foreign travel for the first time not collected anything.
Insurance payments by Azerqarant Sigorta for January-September this year amounted to 196,02 million manat , an increase compared with the corresponding period of last year, nearly 120 thousand manats.
The bulk of the payments were for accidents - 155.37 thousand manats, then Hull car insurance - 39.6 million manat, LCA - 810 manats. For compulsory CTP paid 240 manats.
By the way, the declining trend in premiums and payments observed in the company four years in a row, indicating the displacement of some structures of the privileged bureaucratic divisions.
The company "Azerqarant Sigorta" registered in November 1997 , in 2008, obtained a license for a period of 5 years.
Its founder is the one individual . The company provides 24 types of insurance activities, three of which - mandatory and 21 - Voluntary views.
The company Azerqarant Sigorta has three branches - in Ganja, Guba and Zagatala.
The authorized capital is 5.61 million manat. - 17D-
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