Competition among insurance companies in the UAE motor insurance market has intensified, increasing in the digital sphere involving online platforms and social media.
A heated race is currently taking place in the insurance industry to launch insurance apps on AI platforms.
Kyrgyzstan does not have sufficient coverage of compulsory motor insurance in order to introduce Europrotocol for reporting traffic accidents.
The Office of Insurance Commission (OIC) has unveiled new regulations under which citizens have the option of purchasing motor insurance with either a "named driver" or "unnamed driver" under new guidelines. Furthermore, drivers with a clean traffic record can enjoy discounts of up to 40% on insurance premiums.
Insurers in Syria are issuing compulsory motor third-party liability insurance policies at revised tariff rates, following the abolition of a tax for reconstruction in the country.
Saudi-based Wataniya Insurance improved its competitive position, despite challenging market conditions in 2025, S&P Global Ratings (S&P) has pointed out as it revised its outlook to "Positive" from "Stable" on the insurer's ratings.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman yesterday delivered the Union Budget for the fiscal year beginning on 1 April which contains several proposed measures that will have an impact on the insurance sector.
Nasdaq-listed Cheche Group, a leading auto insurance technology platform in China, has sealed a strategic cooperation agreement to develop digital insurance services.
China's auto insurance market have made a weak start to 2026, with several insurers seeing negative growth in auto insurance premiums in January, with some declines in the double digits.
A directive issued by Thailand's regulator, the Office of Insurance Commission (OIC), which addresses motor insurance policies and the issuance and delivery of coverage, entered into effect on 1 January 2026.