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Belarus insurance industry
A major overhaul of the Belarus insurance industry is being planned to close the gap between Belarus and its European neighbours, according to online news agency Xprimm.
Finance minister Andrei Kharkovets discussed the implementation of the 2011-2015 insurance establishment strategy in a session of the council of ministers last week.
As reported by Xprimm, the draft decree proposes accumulating the capitalisation of insurance companies by "raising the allowed fund threshold up to an equivalent of €5m".
This will be the default threshold for new organisations and is intended to improve the competitive ability of Belarus insurers on the Single Economic Space requirement.
In the interest of harmonising insurance regulations with the Single Economic Space, the document suggests: removing restrictions that prevent private insurance organisations from offering three out of nine kinds of mandatory insurance; allowing foreign companies to provide life insurance services; and eliminating the 35% foreign ownership cap on the allowed fund of an insurance organisation.
Kharkovets emphasised that the Belarus insurance market lags those of the European Union and the Single Economic Space.
In 2011, the percentage of insurance premiums to GDP totalled 0.86% while it set the target at 1.2-1.3%. In Russia, the figure stands at 1.22%, in Kazakhstan 0.67%, and varies from 1% to 4% in the European Union.
By Francesca Nyman from Insurance Insight
Finance minister Andrei Kharkovets discussed the implementation of the 2011-2015 insurance establishment strategy in a session of the council of ministers last week.
As reported by Xprimm, the draft decree proposes accumulating the capitalisation of insurance companies by "raising the allowed fund threshold up to an equivalent of €5m".
This will be the default threshold for new organisations and is intended to improve the competitive ability of Belarus insurers on the Single Economic Space requirement.
In the interest of harmonising insurance regulations with the Single Economic Space, the document suggests: removing restrictions that prevent private insurance organisations from offering three out of nine kinds of mandatory insurance; allowing foreign companies to provide life insurance services; and eliminating the 35% foreign ownership cap on the allowed fund of an insurance organisation.
Kharkovets emphasised that the Belarus insurance market lags those of the European Union and the Single Economic Space.
In 2011, the percentage of insurance premiums to GDP totalled 0.86% while it set the target at 1.2-1.3%. In Russia, the figure stands at 1.22%, in Kazakhstan 0.67%, and varies from 1% to 4% in the European Union.
By Francesca Nyman from Insurance Insight
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