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Compulsory non-life insurance market fees in Azerbaijan increase

Finance Materials 4 October 2023 01:00 (UTC +04:00)
Compulsory non-life insurance market fees in Azerbaijan increase
Kamran Gasimov
Kamran Gasimov
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BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 3. Azerbaijan's compulsory non-life insurance market collected 171.9 million manat ($101.1 million) from January through August 2023 (a year-on-year increase of 53.83 percent or 60.1 million manat, which is $35.3 million), or 20.3 percent of all insurance collections, Trend reports.

The data of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan shows that collections in compulsory real estate insurance during the period amounted to about 63.4 million manat ($37.2 million), having increased by 54.34 percent over the year. Collections in the segment of civil liability insurance of vehicles owners increased by 53.92 percent to 107.6 million manat ($63.2 million) over the year.

Insurance indemnity payments of companies on all types of compulsory non-life insurance amounted to 69.8 million manat ($41 million) or 20.18 percent of the insurance market payments from January through August 2023.

Compulsory non-life insurance fees and benefits (from January through August 2023)

Types of non-life insurance

Fees

Share in non-life compulsory insurance (percent)

Payments

Share in non-life compulsory insurance (percent)

Compulsory civil liability insurance for owners of vehicles

107.6 million manat ($63.2 million)

62.58

64.7 million manat ($38 million)

92.80

Compulsory real estate insurance

63.4 million manat ($37.2 million)

36.87

4.7 million manat ($2.76 million)

6.79

Compulsory insurance of civil liability in connection with the use of real estate

878,400 manat ($516,705)

0.52

10,300 manat ($6,058)

0.01

Compulsory accident insurance for passengers

49,100 manat ($28,882)

0.02

0

0.00

Other types of compulsory insurance

23,800 manat ($14,000)

0.01

284,300 manat ($167,235)

0.4

Also, insurance companies in Azerbaijan collected insurance premiums amounting to over 846.8 million manat ($498.1 million) during the reporting period, and payments amounted to 345.7 million manat ($203.3 million).

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