The Saudi authorities have launched Ta'amman, the first independent digital platform dedicated to raising insurance awareness across all segments of society.
1Q2026 signals a strong and confident start to the year for Oman's insurance sector, building on the recovery momentum established in 2025 while introducing a sharper contrast in profitability across market players, according to BADRI Management Consultancy, an international actuarial and risk consulting company.
The combined profits in the insurance sector listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange rose by 15.84% to QAR1.5bn ($411m) in 2025 from QAR1.3bn in 2024, according to financial data filed by the companies with the bourse.
The UAE financial system remained resilient in 2025, with improvements across most financial soundness indicators, the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) has said.
Aljazira Takaful Taawuni Company (Aljazira Takaful) has announced that its Board of Directors has approved the resignation of Dr Sager bin Abdullatif Nader Shah from his position as Managing Director and Board Member, as well as from the membership of the Board's subcommittees.
Misr Life Insurance Takaful has increased its issued and paid-up capital to EGP400m ($7.5m), in compliance with the implementation of the first phase of the capital increase plan approved by the Financial Regulatory Authority. The first-phase capital increase amounted to EGP250m.
For 2026, the list of priorities for the Life Insurance Association of Malaysia (LIAM) will include continued collaboration with stakeholders and enhancing public education, particularly on the importance of life insurance protection for all Malaysians.
Bahrain-based reinsurer Hannover ReTakaful's (HRT) war-related exposures are either highly reinsured or subject to war exclusions, and should therefore be manageable, even though it is too early to assess the potential impact of the conflict on HRT's business, says S&P Global Ratings (S&P).
Al Etihad Cooperative Insurance has announced the Board of Directors' decision to accept the resignation of the company's CEO, Mr Hussam AbdulAziz Al-Kannas. The resignation was attributed to personal reasons.
Assurances At-Takafulia's net profits climbed by 56.2% to TND1.60m ($540,000) in 2025, up from TND1.02m in 2024, according to financial statements lodged by the company with the Tunis Stock Exchange.