Turkiye: Insurers face deluge of claims after heaviest rainfall in over 80 years in Istanbul Insurers in Turkiye have received more than 800 claims for damage caused by floods in Istanbul, the country's economic hub, amid the heaviest rainfall in the metropolis in at least 80 years.
Algeria: Largest insurer forms strategic partnership to support passenger bus renewal drive The biggest insurer in Algeria, National Insurance Company (SAA) and the state-owned commercial...
UAE: Non-oil growth model broadly resilient to regional conflict Structural strengths will support the resilience of the UAE's non-oil economy to the US-Iran war,...
Lebanon: Arab Re's land sale to reduce asset risk The sale by Arab Reinsurance Company (Arab Re) of a material land holding in Lebanon will...
Egypt: Regulator eases approval procedures for property and liability insurance policies The Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) has issued a circular allowing insurance companies to use...
Morocco: Insurance intermediaries request more time to switch to mandatory state-run health insurance scheme
Middle East: Sidharth Wahi leads Gallagher's new cyber risk advisory practice Gallagher has launched a new cyber risk advisory practice for the Middle East, headed by Mr...
Turkiye: P&C insurance sector's ROE expected to exceed 30% over the next 2 years The Turkish property and casualty (P&C) market's return on equity (ROE) will remain robust at above...
UAE: Non-oil growth model broadly resilient to regional conflictStructural strengths will support the resilience of the UAE's non-oil economy to the US-Iran war, but a persistent period of regional insecurity will call into question logistical advantages and perceptions of the country as a commercial and...18 Oct 2026