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IM Performance Periodical Q3 2021 - GCC
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The Q3 2021: Performance Periodical by Insurance Monitor examines key metrices of 81 listed insurers in the GCC region featuring distribution, risk retention, product mix, technical performance, profitability, investment management, external borrowings, credit management, capital management, financial strength and credit ratings, Mergers & Acquisitions, and capital restructuring.
This two-part series delves into two key actuarial assumptions when transitioning to IFRS 17. These assumptions and the choice of methodologies thereof are key decisions for insurers that influence how profit from insurance contracts emerges and is reported over time: (1) The computation of Risk Adjustment and (2) The selection of an appropriate Discount Rate.
The H1 2021: Performance Periodical by Insurance Monitor examines key metrices for 82 listed insurers in the GCC region featuring distribution, risk retention, product mix, technical performance, profitability, investment management, external borrowings, credit management, capital management, financial strength and credit ratings, Mergers & Acquisitions, and capital restructuring.
The Q1 2021: Performance Periodical examines key metrices for 84 listed insurers in the GCC featuring distribution, risk retention, product mix, technical performance, profitability, investment management, external borrowings, credit management, capital management, financial strength and credit ratings, mergers & acquisitions and capital restructuring.
Licensed activity: Brokerage
Deal category: Investment opportunity
Country: United Arab Emirates
Expected price: Available on request
Independent valuation: Not Available
Reference: BIO/2021/001
Status: Open
A large insurance brokerage in the UAE is looking for a joint venture partner to support regional expansion and growth. Available stake: Upto 49% Ind...
Licensed activity: Brokerage
Deal category: Business for sale
Country: United Arab Emirates
Expected price: Awaited
Independent valuation: Not Available
Reference: BFS/2021/1003
Status: Open
This is a family-owned insurance brokerage in existence for over 20 years in the United Arab Emirates with upto 100% of shareholding now available for...
Licensed activity: Aggregator
Deal category: Business wanted
Country: United Arab Emirates
Expected price: -
Independent valuation: Not Applicable
Reference: BFA/2021/1002
Status: Open
Insurance aggregator wanted by UAE Brokerage Firm. Requirements: Running set-up with team Active portal Existing customer base ...
Licensed activity: Brokerage
Deal category: Business wanted
Country: Saudi Arabia
Expected price: Subject to findings & valuation
Independent valuation: Not Applicable
Reference: BFA/2021/1003
Status: Open
Insurance Brokerage Firm wanted in Saudi Arabia by a large regional player. Requirements: Profitable business with stable margins and growth rates We...
Organized by Health Insurance Congress.
Organized by International Quality and Productivity Center (IQPC).
Organized by International Quality and Productivity Center (IQPC).
Organized by IIC - SZ&W Group.
The shortage of insurance board skills amplified by regulatory limitations may be leaving UAE insurance companies challenged with boards that become ineffective or even dysfunctional over time according to a new report from Insurance Monitor.
Most insurers have confirmed that they met solvency requirements at the end of last year but left their solvency margins undisclosed.
A defined control mechanism is needed for insurance companies in the UAE to calculate the permissible distributable profit to shareholders (dividend).
Loading by brokers, poor support in premium collection and weak product and industry knowledge have been cited as the top concerns of insurers when dealing with brokers in the UAE.
