According to 1H2022 results, the insurance market of Uzbekistan grew by 63% y-o-y in local currency, to UZS 2,771.06 billion (EUR 242.78 million), according to data published by the Insurance Market Development Agency under the Ministry of Finance.
According to the results of the first quarter of 2022, the insurance market of Uzbekistan grew by 93% y-o-y in local currency, to UZS 1,294.69 billion (EUR 101.88 million), according to data published by the Insurance Market Development Agency under the Ministry of Finance.
In the first half of 2022, UZBEKINVEST, the leader of the local insurance market, collected UZS 240 billion (~EUR 21.16 million), which means an annual increase of 168%, gazeta.uz wrote.
On June 9, 2022, a Decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On amendments to some decrees of the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan, as well as on recognizing some of them as invalid" was adopted, yuz.uz wrote.
On May 19, 2022, S&P Global Ratings assigned ASIA Insurance a long-term local currency financial strength rating of B-, with a positive outlook. The rating action was performed after ASIA Insurance's transformation into Joint Stock Company "ASIA INSURANCE SUG'URTA KOMPANIYASI", on February 24, 2022.
UZBEKINVEST (leader of the local insurance market) became the winner of the Brand of the Year 2021 award in the nomination "Leader of the insurance market of Uzbekistan".
The Insurance Market Development Agency under the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Uzbekistan has suspended the licenses of insurance companies Agros Hayot and Farovon Sug'urta for a period of 10 days starting May 23, UzReportinformed.
By decision of the Supervisory Board of the insurance company Uzagrosugurta, one of the leaders in the non-life insurance market of Uzbekistan, Shukhrat RASULOV was appointed acting chairman of the board,
According to preliminary data, at the end of 2021, UZBEKINVEST remained the market leader in terms of GWP, having collected UZS 385 billion (EUR 31.49 million*), gazeta.uzinformed.
According to preliminary data, the insurance sector of Uzbekistan in 2021 grew by 68.6% y-o-y, exceeding UZS 3.7 trillion (~EUR 0.3 billion*), review.uz reports with reference to the agency for the development of the insurance market of Uzbekistan.
Within the framework of the II International Financial and Banking Forum, that took place on November 26 in Tashkent, the "XIII Tashkent International Conference on Insurance and Reinsurance" was held.
By the end of 3Q2021, the insurance sector of Uzbekistan continued its rapid growth trend, increasing GWP by almost 66% y-o-y to UZS 2,632.51 billion (EUR 211 million), according to the data published by the Ministry of Finance of the Republic.
Uzbekistan has adopted a Presidential Resolution "On additional measures to digitalize the insurance market and develop the life insurance sector," according to which, from July 1, 2022, it will be allowed to carry out all types (classes) of insurance in electronic form, UzReport.news reports.
The insurance company UZBEKINVEST received a special award as "The Best Insurance Company" and took first places in other two nominations at the Tashkent Advertising Festival TAF!21, gazeta.uz.
At the meeting of the Oliy Majlis (Supreme Assembly of Uzbekistan), the senators approved the law "On insurance activities", which provides for "revitalization" of the insurers' activities, as well as development and expansion of the infrastructure of the insurance market, UzReport.newsinformed.
In the first half of 2021, the insurance sector of Uzbekistan grew by more than 67%, GWP reached UZS 1,697.91 billion (EUR 134.44 million), according to the data published by the Ministry of Finance of the Republic.
According to the 2020 results, the leading online magazine "Global Banking & Finance Review" selected KAFIL SUG'URTA as the winner in the nomination "Fastest Growing General Insurance Company Uzbekistan 2021", the insurer reports.
Uzbekistan, with the support of the WHO European Regional Office, has launched a pilot project in the Syrdarya region to provide the population with health services. The provision of public health insurance is part of nationwide health sector reforms announced in 2020, the WHO Regional Office for Europe announced on July 9.