The Tunisian Insurance and Reinsurance Company (Star Assurances), the biggest insurer Tunisia, has reported that its gross written premiums rose by 12.2% to TND483.99m ($171m) in 2025, compared with 2024.
The pre-tax profit of insurance companies in Taiwan reached NT$193.7bn ($6.16bn) in 2025, dropping by 43.3% compared to 2024, according to data from the Insurance Bureau.
The insurance sector reported total premiums of EGP110.1bn ($2.3bn) in 2025, growing by 30.6% over 2024, the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) revealed in its annual report for the year 2025.
Istanbul-headquartered state-controlled Turkiye Sigorta has posted net profits of TRY19.43bn ($448m) for 2025, a surge of 52.7% over 2024, according to the company's financial statements.
Insurance House (IH) has received a letter of intent regarding an acquisition offer, the Abu Dhabi-listed company announced in a statement.
Tunis Re, a leading reinsurer in Africa and the MENA region, has reported total turnover of TND238.4m ($82.7m) for 2025 with the company describing its portfolio as stable compared to 2024.
Proposed accounting rules in Taiwan will ease the impact of foreign-exchange (FX) volatility on life insurers' reported earnings but could increase structural FX exposure, particularly for life insurers with weak long-term currency match management, according to a commentary released by Fitch Ratings. The credit ratings organisation said it considers the approach a deviation from international practice, which may reduce comparability for global investors.
The credit and political risk insurance (CPRI) market recorded another strong year in 2025, with growth and performance standing out despite global economic and geopolitical headwinds, according to the latest analysis by reinsurance broker Howden Re, released yesterday.
Shareholders of General Cooperative Insurance (GGI) have approved a recommendation by the board of directors for the insurer to continue its operations after its accumulated losses exceeded half of its SAR300m ($80m) paid-up capital.
Participation insurers (takaful operators) in Turkiye generated TRY70.1bn ($1.6bn) in contributions in 2025 in nominal terms, representing a 62.9% increase compared to the previous year, according to data from the Insurance Association of Turkiye (TSB).