The Turkish government has released its Medium-Term Programme (MTP), a roadmap for the economy, covering the years 2027-2029, that will focus on large-scale industrial manufacturing, agricultural development, public procurement to spur domestic production, and high-value exports via project-based funding.
The Insurance Association of Turkiye (TSB) says that insurance can move beyond its traditional role as a post-loss mechanism and become an integral part of climate-risk reduction, resilience financing and investment.
Compulsory earthquake insurance policies for residential property will automatically terminate upon the transfer of title of the sold property, under a new regulation issued by the Turkish Catastrophe Insurance Pool (DASK).
Milli Reasurans Turk Anonim Sirketi (Milli Re) has a track record of adequate earnings generation, evidenced by consolidated and unconsolidated return on equity (ROE) that on average has exceeded 40% over the past five years (2021-2025), AM Best noted.
The Insurance and Private Pension Regulation and Supervision Authority (SEDDK) has established a new structure to combat insurance fraud. The structure consists of an Insurance Fraud Prevention Committee and a Fraud Working Group.
The Insurance and Private Pension Regulation and Supervision Agency (SEDDK) has introduced new regulations aimed at strengthening corporate governance in participation insurance (takaful) and individual retirement plans.
Turkiye's insurance sector's net profit for the period increased by 63% nominally to TRY168bn in 2025, while the real increase was 25%, notes the global professional services firm KPMG.
The Insurance and Private Pension Regulation and Supervision Authority (SEDDK) has redefined the procedures and principles regarding risk acceptance and management in surety insurance.
The Insurance and Private Pension Regulation and Supervision Authority (SEDDK) has published a circular, setting out that the authority, responsibility, and duties of claims investigators are limited solely to investigating insurance fraud and suspicious claims.
Nearly 600,000 investors participated in Quick Sigorta's initial public offering (IPO), who subscribed for 58.57m shares, 1.21 times the 48.31m shares offered.