The Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority (ADCDA) has warned that modern furniture pieces, such as sofas and smart tables equipped with electrical charging units, are becoming major causes of house fires due to manufacturing defects and misuse.
Al Ain Ahlia Insurance Company (Al Ain Ahlia) has announced the conclusion of Mr Mohd Mazhar Hamadeh's tenure as CEO, effective 11 June 2026. The announcement was made in a company statement disclosed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX).
The UAE micro mobility segment (e-scooters, motorbikes, bicycle, electric bike) saw a +45% more major accidents in 2025 than in 2024, compared to a +23% increase vs 2024 overall (all vehicle classes), according to RoadSafetyUAE, citing data published by the Ministry of Interior (MOI). In particular, the e-scooter segment stands out with an increase of +97% in major accidents.
Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company (ADNIC) has announced the appointment of Mr Jugal Madaan as Acting CEO.
National General Insurance Company (NGI) has a track record of strong operating performance and generated a profit after tax of AED119.2m [$32.5m] in 2025 (2024: AED127.5 m), translating to a return on equity of 17.8% in 2025 (2024: 20.9%), as calculated by AM Best.
The insurance industry in the UAE is no longer limited to the traditional form of comprehensive motor insurance. Instead, it is witnessing a real transformation in product design to keep pace with drivers' behaviour, technology and market conditions, according to Mr George Al-Ashkar, advisor to the board of directors of Dubai-based Fidelity Insurance Services.
Sukoon Insurance, a leading multi-line insurer, has announced that it has started on the first phase of its broader digital overhaul with the launch of its completely redesigned website.
Islamic Arab Insurance Company (Salama), one of the world's largest and longest-established composite takaful companies, has announced a landmark set of 1Q2026 financial results, marking a major milestone in the Group's transformation and recovery journey.
The UAE's listed insurance sector started 2026 on a stable footing, with revenue growing by 11% to AED13.4bn ($3.65bn) in 1Q2026 (1Q2025: AED12.1bn), according to international actuarial and risk management consultancy BADRI.
As the Middle East faces a period of uncertainty and conflict due to continuing tensions in the region, the UAE has acted swiftly to support the mental health and wellbeing of its population.