The Taliban on Friday suspended the operations of the insurance companies in Afghanistan till a future notice.In an official letter sent to the insurance companies, the acting government announced the suspension of all the activities of the public and private insurance firms, reported Khaama Press.The letter says the spirit of the insurance industry is under discussion in the Science Academy of Afghanistan to decide whether it is against Islamic practices or not.The suspension spells doom for insurance companies who have invested and carried out financial risks in the country for the last 20-year of the democratic era and open market in Afghanistan.Several private insurance companies in addition to a government-owned insurance entity, have invested and carried out financial risks.The Afghanistan economy went into crisis after the collapse of the Afghanistan government in the hands of the Taliban on August 15 of last year. Hundreds of companies, organizations and projects were shut ...
At the DFS, Panda, 60, created a group of officials to monitor speedier claim settlements for deaths due to Covid-19
LIC may have also ramped up share purchases to cushion the market against steep falls ahead of its initial public offering, said market watchers
After the rebound in November '21, LIC's growth in retail in December '21 slowed, and was materially lower than the private sector
Reach out to reinsurers for expertise on surety bonds business
Life Insurance Corporation, which is bound for the nation's largest share sale by March, is the strongest and the largest brand in the country with a valuation of $8.656 billion
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Surety bonds protect the beneficiary against acts or events that impair the underlying obligations of the principal
Low existing rates and revision of reinsurance premiums are key driver
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The judge hoped and trusted the lawmakers would look into this aspect and examine the need for suitable amendment in the Act relating to wide coverage of vehicles so as to protect the innocent victims
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Aon had acquired a 49 percent stake from former Infosys Chairman N R N Murthy's Catamaran Ventures in 2020
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