Maarad Street, Beirut Central District, Lebanon
arabre@arabre.com
+961 1 989500
Algiers-headquartered national insurer, Central Reinsurance Company (CCR), increased its GWP to DZD50.05bn ($369m) in 2024, 7.5% higher than the DZD46.55bn in 2023, according to financial data released by the company. Source: Middle East Insurance Review
Read morePOSTED BY
With few bright spots, 1H2025 has reinforced the challenges already visible in the first quarter. The impact of prolonged intense price competition in medical and certain motor segments continues to weigh heavily on results. Source: Middle East Insurance Review
Read morePOSTED BY
The current healthy and constructive reinsurance market environment needs to be the new normal as companies must earn their cost of capital. Source: Reinsurance News
Read morePOSTED BY
Dr. Mohamed Farid, Chairman of the General Financial Supervisory Authority, revealed that the total premiums of insurance companies operating in the Egyptian market reached about 56.8 billion pounds during the first half of 2025, compared to 43.7 billion pounds in the same period last year. Source: اموال الغد
Read morePOSTED BY
The Moroccan insurance sector recorded strong growth in 2024, despite a challenging economic environment, according to the latest annual financial stability report published by the kingdom’s financial authorities. Source: Middle East Insurance Review
Read morePOSTED BY
In Kuwait, the Insurance Regulatory Unit issued the circular no 18 of year 2025 regarding rules for compliance with professional ethics, competence, and integrity for licensed individuals. Source: معلومات مباشر
Read morePOSTED BY
In Kuwait, the Minister of Justice, Mr Nasser Al-Sumait, issued a decision to form a committee in order to develop the legislative system for insurance and the legal issues arising from it. Source: الأنباء
Read morePOSTED BY
Global insurance rates declined 4% in the second quarter of 2025, marking the fourth consecutive quarter of decline in Marsh’s Global Insurance Market Index. Source: Marsh
Read morePOSTED BY
A recent study by Standard & Poor’s revealed that the insurance sector in Saudi Arabia is benefiting from the strong growth prospects of the Saudi economy, driven by Vision 2030 initiatives. However, the sector faces challenges related to high concentration and weak penetration. Source: بوابة التأمين الإقتصادية
Read morePOSTED BY
The Financial Services Authority (FSA), the regulator of the insurance sector in Oman, has confirmed that it had not granted approval to any insurance company to increase mandatory motor third-party liability (MTPL) insurance premiums. Source: Middle East Insurance Review
Read morePOSTED BY