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LIST OF INSURANCE COMPANIES IN Iraq
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List of logos with names of Insurance Companies in IRAQ
By clicking the logo of Insurance Company you have instant access to updated information on insurance issues that can help you in the task of choosing the best insurance, and also, get phones numbers, addresses, and prices, that Insurers offers on the Internet.
Pacific Prime. Iraqi Companies - World Insurance Companies Logos
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Swiss Re. Insurance Companies in Iraq
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List of Logos and names of Insurance Companies in Iraq
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NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY
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Ahlia Insurance Co. Iraqi Insurance
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Asia Insurance Company. Iraqi Companies - World Insurance Companies Logos
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Bellwood Prestbury - Iraqi Insurance
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AAIB Insurance
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Iraqi Companies - World Insurance Companies Logos
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Iraqi Insurance Diwan
The Iraqi Insurance Diwan was established and its powers set out under the Insurance Business Regulation Act 2005. It is an independent body and is headed by a President.
The IID sets the overall policy and procedures for the regulation of the insurance industry. It sets the standards that organisations must meet, and can take action against organisations if they fail to meet these.
The law states that an organisation may not carry on a regulated insurance activity in Iraq unless it is authorised by the IID, is an Appointed Representative of an IID authorised organisation or it has an approved exemption from the insurance legislative requirements of Iraq.
The goals of the IID are to:
1. Regulate and oversee the insurance sector to assure its development and to secure an open, safe and transparent financial market
2. Support the insurance industry in protecting individuals and properties against risks for the sake of protecting the national economy and for accumulation and growth of national saving and investing it in support of economic development.
In order to achieve its goals, the IID undertakes actions to:
1. Protect the rights of the insured and beneficiaries of the insurance business, and monitoring the financial solvency of the insurers for providing a sufficient insurance coverage for the protection of these rights.
2. Raise the performance and efficiency of the insurers and to assure their commitment to the rules of practice and morals of the profession in order to increase their capabilities to provide better services for the beneficiaries of insurance.
3. Provide skilful personnel qualified to practice the insurance business including the establishment of an institute for this purpose.
4. Develop insurance awareness and prepare and publish insurance related studies and research.
5. Strengthen bonds of cooperation and integration with insurance regulative entities on both the Arab and international levels.
6. Perform any other functions related to the insurance sector proposed by the President of the IID and approved by the Minister of Finance for the regulation of the insurance market.
From Iraqi Insurance Diwan
The IID sets the overall policy and procedures for the regulation of the insurance industry. It sets the standards that organisations must meet, and can take action against organisations if they fail to meet these.
The law states that an organisation may not carry on a regulated insurance activity in Iraq unless it is authorised by the IID, is an Appointed Representative of an IID authorised organisation or it has an approved exemption from the insurance legislative requirements of Iraq.
The goals of the IID are to:
1. Regulate and oversee the insurance sector to assure its development and to secure an open, safe and transparent financial market
2. Support the insurance industry in protecting individuals and properties against risks for the sake of protecting the national economy and for accumulation and growth of national saving and investing it in support of economic development.
In order to achieve its goals, the IID undertakes actions to:
1. Protect the rights of the insured and beneficiaries of the insurance business, and monitoring the financial solvency of the insurers for providing a sufficient insurance coverage for the protection of these rights.
2. Raise the performance and efficiency of the insurers and to assure their commitment to the rules of practice and morals of the profession in order to increase their capabilities to provide better services for the beneficiaries of insurance.
3. Provide skilful personnel qualified to practice the insurance business including the establishment of an institute for this purpose.
4. Develop insurance awareness and prepare and publish insurance related studies and research.
5. Strengthen bonds of cooperation and integration with insurance regulative entities on both the Arab and international levels.
6. Perform any other functions related to the insurance sector proposed by the President of the IID and approved by the Minister of Finance for the regulation of the insurance market.
From Iraqi Insurance Diwan
Iraqi Companies - World Insurance Companies Logos
