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Will the updated site of Insurance Supervision be better than before?
Updated yesterday, the website of State Insurance Supervision Service (http://sigorta.maliyye.gov.az) has become more attractive, but it did not increase information content. If the old version had the latest information on 15 February (premiums and payments companies on all types of insurance in January), now this information is not available. The Statistics does not include it either. The latest information is dated January 30.
Unspeakably bad are the things with the results of appraisal conducted four years in a row - the section reflects the results of 2009. The trend of retouching data on examinations for candidates for executive positions was displayed almost the entire last year, but the concealment of the data across the entire spectrum is an innovation.
There are also pluses. The resource reflects the entire spectrum of the law, including the Constitution, the laws and regulations. Greatly expanded is the roster of local and foreign insurance organizations, including brokers and even independent experts.
There is information for users of international relations and on the best practices for local insurers.
Two very successful sections are "electronic services" and "public duty", which reflect all, up to the sample application.
Another good section is "useful links". It highlights links to 40 state and government agencies, as well as local and international financial institutions.
Users can also specify the Service specialists they need. - 17D-
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