The insurance company Pasha Sigorta in January-September this year attracted 36 million 206.64 thousand manats for all types of insurance. On voluntary items the treasury of the financial structure received 32.2 million manat and on mandatory items - nearly 4 million manat.
By the way, with total premiums quadrupled as by voluntary health insurance (VHI), and through participation in the Bureau of Compulsory Insurance.
Payments by Pasha Sigorta for three quarters of the year by VHI increased almost 9 times compared to the same period last year. The detailed table of premiums and claims is given below.
Pasha Sigorta, which belongs to Pasha Holding, has operated on the local insurance market since June 2006.
The authorized capital of the company is 30 million manat, which is a record in the local market.
The company is licensed to provide services for 31 types of voluntary and compulsory insurance. - 17D-
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