ArmInfo. Motor Insurers' Bureau of Armenia announces an increase from August 1, of the maximum damage threshold under the Euro protocol to 200 thousand AMD from the previous 100 thousand AMD. As the Bureau explains, this new threshold applies to insured events in Yerevan, the agreed declaration for  which is filled out through the ASWA mobile application.

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ArmInfo.The total net profit of insurance companies in Armenia in the first half of 2020 jumped 4.4 times against the same period last year (against 71% growth a year  earlier), exceeding AMD 3.3 billion or $ 6.9 million.

ArmInfo.  In the H1 of 2020, the  insurance sector of Armenia paid taxes for 1.2 billion drams, which  is 23.9% higher than a year ago. Out of this amount, 339.6 million  drams fell on income tax, with a y-o-y growth of 37.6%.

ArmInfo. In Armenia, e-CMTPL insurance policies (e-CMTPL) are becoming more and more popular among car owners. As a result, the share of e-CMTPL in the total number of CTPL-contracts reached 13% by July 2020 from 4% a year earlier. 

ArmInfo. In Armenia, sales of TPL electronic policies are growing rapidly, the share of which in the total number of TPL agreements by June 2020 increased to 13% from 4% a year earlier. According to the data of the Auto Insurers Bureau of  Armenia, according to the results of January-May 2020, the number of  TPL-agreements concluded in the online mode reached 45504, having  increased 3 times in annual terms.

ArmInfo.According to the results of the Q1 of 2020, the corporate component dominates in the premium insurance portfolios of Armenian insurers - 64.2% (10.2 billion drams), while the retail component accounts for 35.8% (5.7 billion  drams), against 65.8% and 34 2% respectively a year earlier. 

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ArmInfo.For the first quarter of 2020, Armenian insurers reimbursed 6.4 billion drams or $ 12.7 million for different classes (the figures are given from the reports of UK portfolios according to the standards of the CBA). Annual  growth in insurance claims accelerated from 4.3% to 7.1%.

ArmInfo.In the Q1 of 2020, premiums of Armenian insurance companies decrease due to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic. According to the Financial Rating of Armenian Insurance Companies prepared by ArmInfo IC, premiums fell by 4.2% y-o-y against 17.6% last year. The decrease in the volume of collected premiums was accompanied by a significant slowdown in the  growth of insurance payments - up to 5.8% compared to last year's  13.3%.  

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ArmInfo. In the first quarter of 2020, the insurance sector of Armenia reduced tax payments to the state budget by 15.6% to 534.7 million drams, of which 445.2 million  drams were paid out of direct taxes (including income tax and income  tax).

ArmInfo.In Armenia, third party liability insurance contracts concluded online are continuing to grow rapidly.

ArmInfo. The INGO Armenia insurance company decided to switch to an emergency mode of remote servicing, based on social responsibility to customers and taking  into account the government decision to introduce an emergency. This  was reported by the press service of INGO Armenia IC, while  simultaneously notifying that all employees of the insurance company  will work from home, ensuring uninterrupted workflow.

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ArmInfo. Armenian Motor Insurers' Bureau  continues to automate CTPL processes, this time introducing the ASWA mobile application for processing insured events  using the Euro protocol. This was reported by the press service of  the Armenian Motor Insurers' Bureau.

ArmInfo. In 2019, the Armenian insurers reimbursed over 25 billion drams or $ 52.1 million for various classes (the figures are given from the reports of insurance  companies portfolios according to the standards of the Central Bank  of the Republic of Armenia).

ArmInfo.In the insurance market of Armenia, the growth of premiums for 2019 accelerated, being ahead of the growth of payments - 19.1% versus 17%, while in 2018 the growth of premiums was inferior to the growth of payments - 17.6%  versus 25.3%.

ArmInfo. At the end of 2019, the retail component dominates in the portfolio of premiums of Armenian insurers - 52.8% (26 billion drams), while the corporate  share accounts for 47.2% (23.2 billion drams), versus 51.8% and  48.2%, respectively a year earlier.