ArmInfo. Most of the Yerevan residents can afford health insurance but are not ready to pay for it, says a survey conducted by M-Info marketing company among 500 people living in Yerevan, including civil servants. 96.6% of the respondents said that they would not spend part of their earnings

ArmInfo. 6 Armenian insurance companies have found themselves among the top 1000 largest taxpayers of Armenia for Jan-Sept 2012. INGO Armenia was in the lead (209th position). It paid 318 mln AMD to the state budget, with 307 mln AMD of this amount being profit and income taxes. According to

ArmInfo. In Jan-Sept 2012 the assets of Armenia's insurance companies grew by 35.5% to 38bln AMD or $93.3mln. According to ArmInfo's Ranking of Insurance Companies of Armenia, in Q3 2012 alone the assets decreased by 2.3%, as compared with Q3 2011 they grew by 46%. INGO Armenia, Rosgosstrakh

ArmInfo, In Q3 2012 as compared with Q3 2011 the net profit of Armenia's insurance companies has halved to 1.1bln AMD or $2.7mln. According to ArmInfo's Ranking of Insurance Companies of Armenia, RESO had the highest profit in Q3 2012. In Jan-Sept 2012 the net profit of the company made up 34

ArmInfo. Over Q3 2012 Armenia's insurance market grew by 22.5% or 5 bln AMD to 30 bln AMD ($73.8 mln). According to the Ranking of Insurance Companies of Armenia by the Agency of Rating Marketing Information (ArmInfo), the insurance premiums of Armenian insurers grew by 70% over year. Rosgoss

ArmInfo. Over the first half of 2012, the aggregate insurance premiums collected by 7 insurance companies of Armenia amounted to 23.8 bln AMD ($57.1 mln). As compared with the first half of 2011, the insurance premiums of the Armenian insurers grew by 66%. According to the Ranking of Insuranc

Arminfo. The aggregate net profit of 7 insurance companies of Armenia for the first half of 2012 amounted to 487.6 mln drams ($1.1 mln.) and dropped by 75,1% versus the same period of 2011. According to the Ranking of insurance companies prepared by ArmInfo, 6 out of 7 insurance companies fi

Arminfo. As of 1 July 2012, the aggregate shareholders' funds of 7 insurance companies of Armenia grew by 3,7% - up to 13.7 bln drams ($32,7 mln) for the first half of 2012. According to the Ranking of insurance companies prepared by ArmInfo, the shareholders' funds of the companies grew by 6,3

ArmInfo. The aggregate assets of 7 insurance companies of Armenia have grown by 40% - 38.8 bln drams ($92.8 mln) for the first half of 2012. According to Ranking of Armenian insurance companies prepared by Arminfo, the assets of insurance companies grew by 20% for the 2Q 2012 and almost tw

ArmInfo. The top 1000 largest taxpayers of Armenia for the first half of 2012 include all the players of the in Armenian insurance market. INGO Armenia is in the lead among them. It held the 197th position, having transferred 225.9 mln AMD to the state budget, with 219.6 mln AMD of this amount b

ArmInfo. The insurance market of Armenia ended the 1Q 2012 with 691.1 mln drams ($1.7 mln) loss. At the same time, the accumulative profit of 8 Insurance Companies grew by 11,6% versus 1Q 2011, and fell by 32% for the 1Q 2012, having amounted to 1.8 bln drams. Only two insurance companies

ArmInfo. Total current liabilities of 8 insurance companies of Armenia grew 46% for Q1 2012 to 21.3 bln drams as of April 1 2012 (59.3% of liability and capital). The given indicator grew 21.3% as compared to the same period of 2011. Ranking of Armenian Insurance Companies prepared by Agency

ArmInfo. Assets of the Armenian insurance market were up 13.3% for Q1 2012 to $91.7 mln. Ranking of Armenian Insurance Companies prepared by Agency of Rating Marketing Information (ArmInfo) says assets of Armenian insurance companies grew19.8% versus Q1 2011. Out of 8 operating companies, on

ArmInfo. In 2011 the summary volume of insurance premiums collected by 8 insurance companies of Armenia amounted to 22.382 bln AMD ($58 mln), with the growth versus 2010 being more than threefold. In the structure of insurance premiums the share of corporate insurance made up 34.8% and retail in

ArmInfo. The average monthly salary of an insurance company employee in Armenia is 305,400 AMD or $792. In 2011 it almost redoubled. According to the Ranking of Insurance Companies of Armenia, prepared by the Agency of Rating Marketing Information (ArmInfo), seven of the country's eight ins

ArmInfo. Over 2011 the insurance payments of 8 Armenian insurance companies grew almost fivefold to 8.125 bln AMD ($21 mln) by 1 Jan 2012. The biggest volume of insurance payments in 2011 was registered by Rosgosstrakh Armenia - 2.4 bln AMD (the company is the leader by the volume of premiums),

ArmInfo. In 2011 the summary volume of insurance premiums collected by 8 insurance companies of Armenia amounted to 22.382 bln AMD ($58 mln), with the growth versus 2010 being more than threefold. In the structure of insurance premiums the share of corporate insurance made up 34.8% and retail in

Arminfo. The aggregate assets of the eight functioning insurance companies grew by 23,4% up to 31.7 bln drams ($82.1 mln) in 2011. In the 4Q the assets grew about 10%. According to the Ranking of Armenian insurance companies prepared by Arminfo, in 2011 7 out of 8 insurance companies ensure

ArmInfo. In Jan-Oct 2011 Armenia's insurance companies paid 4.8bln AMD in compulsory motor third-party liability insurance compensation. According to the Bureau of Motor Insurers of Armenia, during the period they satisfied 22,383 applications. The amount of pending payments totals 1.079b

ArmInfo. The assets of the eight insurance companies of Armenia grew by 65.3% as compared with Oct 1 2010 and dropped by 2.2% in Q3 2011 to 28.8bln AMD or $77.4mln. According to ArmInfo's Ranking of the Insurance Companies of Armenia, all of the companies registered growth in assets, with Nai