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UAE Insurers see 19% revenue growth amidst IFRS 17 shift
AM Best expects consolidation from weak underwriting performance and higher costs.Â
UAE Insurers see 19% revenue growth amidst IFRS 17 shift
AM Best expects consolidation from weak underwriting performance and higher costs.Â
UAE mandates employer-paid health insurance to foreigners
This requirement has already been enacted in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
Heavy rains in Southwestern Asia reveal insurance shortfall
Dubai saw its heaviest rainfall in more than 70 years.
Condiments giant launches first-ever ketchup insurance policy
Research showed that 48% of its customers experienced ketchup-related mishaps.
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