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List of Insurance Companies in Azerbaijan
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Directory of Insurance Company Logos in Azerbaijan
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Regulatory requirements of entering the Azerbaijan insurance Companies market
The insurance market of Azerbaijan is currently represented by 27 insurance companies, one re-insurance company, 174 insurance agents and seven insurance brokers providing a wide range of insurance services. The local regulator has been regularly increasing the statutory minimum requirements for share capital of insurance companies (Am2 million (approx. $2.5 million)) which leaves some of them unlicensed by the regulator because of a failure to comply with the minimum share capital requirements.
Until recently there have been no well-known international players acting in the local insurance market and foreign investors in the local insurance market was limited to such institutions as a European Bank for Reconstruction and Development holding 25% of the shareholding interest in MASK, one of the leading insurance companies in Azerbaijan. However, a major international insurance company has recently expressed an interest to gain one of the top-rated insurance companies in Azerbaijan.
To date, they have exposed the Insurance Law to three stages in its development in Azerbaijan. The first Insurance Law came out in 1993. Later, in 1999, the Milli Majlis (Azerbaijan parliament) adopted a new Law on Insurance, which remained effective for eight years until 2007. The current Law on Insurance Activity has been effective since March 16, 2008.
The new law introduced restrictions to the organisational form of insurance companies. As opposed to the previous law, the current law mandates insurance companies to establish only in open joint-stock companies which originally intended to develop a local securities market in Azerbaijan.
To operate as an insurance company, a corporation is required to get a licence from an insurance regulatory authority. The Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Azerbaijan (the Ministry of Finance) performs the role of the insurance regulatory authority and maintains a publicly accessible register of insurance companies, insurance agents and brokers registered in Azerbaijan and several foreign insurance and re-insurance companies and brokers...more.
From Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC.
Until recently there have been no well-known international players acting in the local insurance market and foreign investors in the local insurance market was limited to such institutions as a European Bank for Reconstruction and Development holding 25% of the shareholding interest in MASK, one of the leading insurance companies in Azerbaijan. However, a major international insurance company has recently expressed an interest to gain one of the top-rated insurance companies in Azerbaijan.
To date, they have exposed the Insurance Law to three stages in its development in Azerbaijan. The first Insurance Law came out in 1993. Later, in 1999, the Milli Majlis (Azerbaijan parliament) adopted a new Law on Insurance, which remained effective for eight years until 2007. The current Law on Insurance Activity has been effective since March 16, 2008.
The new law introduced restrictions to the organisational form of insurance companies. As opposed to the previous law, the current law mandates insurance companies to establish only in open joint-stock companies which originally intended to develop a local securities market in Azerbaijan.
To operate as an insurance company, a corporation is required to get a licence from an insurance regulatory authority. The Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Azerbaijan (the Ministry of Finance) performs the role of the insurance regulatory authority and maintains a publicly accessible register of insurance companies, insurance agents and brokers registered in Azerbaijan and several foreign insurance and re-insurance companies and brokers...more.
From Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC.
Azerbaijan, Europe - World Insurance Companies Logos
