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Adriana Karaboutis appointed to Aon's Board of Directors

Aon plc a leading global professional services firm, announced that Adriana Karaboutis, chief information and digital officer of National Grid plc, has been appointed to its Board of Directors. The Board expects to appoint her to the Audit Committee of the Board and the Compliance Sub-Committee of the Audit Committee.



STATISTICS: UKRAINE, 1Q2022: the market contracted by 19% y-o-y (in local currency)

The insurance sector of Ukraine ended the first quarter of 2022 with a decrease of 19% y-o-y, total GWP amounted to UAH 9.52 billion (EUR 292.15 million). The decline was recorded by both non-life insurance (more than 21%) and life insurance (by almost 3%), as shown by data published by the National Bank of Ukraine.

PZU appointed new SB Member

Polish insurance group PZU SA (Powszechny Zaklad Ubezpieczen Spolka Akcyjna) announced that on 1 September 2022 on the occasion of Company's Extraordinary Shareholder Meeting, Piotr Wachowiak was appointed as Member of the Company's Supervisory Board. "The resolution came into force upon its adoption".





POLAND: Insurers paid claims and benefits worth EUR 4.8 billion in 1H

Polish insureds received nearly PLN 22.5 billion (~EUR 4.8 billion) in insurance claims and benefits in 1H2022, according to the data of the Polish Chamber of Insurance (PIU), which is 12.9% more y-o-y. Most payments related to property damage, mainly concerning fire and other elements.


Volodimir SHEVCHENKO, MTIBU General Director

XPRIMM: In January-June 2022, the Ukrainian MTPL market has reduced by 13.4% in terms of premiums, and insurance companies - the MTIBU members have concluded 28.1% fewer insurance policies than in the same period of the previous year. Could you please comment on these figures - What factors did contribute to them?


LATVIA: insurers received three times more travel insurance claims y-o-y

In July, Riga Airport served twice as many passengers as a year ago. Insurance companies in Latvia have received three times more claims under travel insurance. Although the intensity of tourism has not yet returned to the pre-Covid level, this summer is very active for both travelers and insurers, said Janis ABASINS, president of the Latvian Insurers' Association.