Armenia
ARMENIA: Agricultural insurance revives in 2026
After two years of inactivity, agricultural insurance in Armenia has revived in 2026, ArmInfo reports.
12 May 2026ARMENIA: Insurance sector tax payments rise nearly 62% y-o-y in 1Q2026
Four insurance companies – INGO, LIGA Insurance, Nairi Insurance, and Sil Insurance – has been included in the list of Armenia's top 1,000 taxpayers in the first quarter of 2026, according to data from the State Revenue Committee, ArmInfo reports.
4 May 2026STATISTICS: ARMENIA, 1Q2026: Motor insurance generates over 52% of total GWP
Armenia's insurance sector totaled AMD 21.46 billion (EUR 49.67 million) in the first quarter of 2026, up 2.57% year-on-year. In European currency, market growth was rather modest (+0.56%). Paid claims, however, saw double-digit growth (+23.11%), reaching AMD 12.63 billion (EUR 29.23 million), according to data of the Financial Rating of Insurance Companies provided by ArmInfo.
4 May 2026ARMENIA: MTPL loss ratio rises again at end of the first quarter
In the Armenian insurance market, MTPL loss ratio, after declining throughout 2025 from 81.8% to 76.3%, has begun to rise since 2026, reaching 79.6% by the end of the first quarter (vs 79% in 1Q2025), according to data from the Armenian Bureau of Motor Insurers, ArmInfo reports.
20 April 2026ARMENIA: Prime Insurance Brokers registered as an accredited Lloyd's broker
The Armenian firm Prime Insurance Brokers LLC—the country's first insurance and reinsurance broker (founded in 1995)—has officially obtained accreditation from Lloyd's and has been registered as an accredited Lloyd's broker.
23 March 2026ARMENIA: MTPL loss ratio reaches 80.2% in first two months of 2026
In the Armenian insurance market, MTPL loss ratio began to rise in 2026, reaching 80.2% in the first two months of the year (vs 77.5% in January–February 2025), following a decline throughout 2025 that saw it drop from 81.8% to 76.3%.
23 March 2026ARMENIA: All insurers in the country join the universal health insurance system
On February 25, a memorandum was signed in Yerevan between the Universal Health Insurance Fund and the rest three insurance companies – Nairi Insurance, Rego Insurance, and Armenia Insurance. Thus, all seven insurers operating in the country have joined the universal health insurance system, ArmInfo reports.
3 March 2026ARMENIA: Insurance sector net profit almost quadrupled in 2025
Armenia's insurance sector net profit in 2025 rose almost fourfold (vs a 71% decline a year ago), reaching AMD 2.9 billion (USD 7.7 million), ArmInfo reports.
23 February 2026STATISTICS: ARMENIA, FY2025: MTPL generates the largest share of premiums
The Armenian insurance sector grew by 17.08% in 2025, reaching AMD 84.73 billion (EUR 188.72 million). Paid claims rose by 11.53%, to AMD 48.91 billion (EUR 108.95 million). This enabled the annual net profit trend to shift from a decline to significant growth, according to data of the Financial Rating of Insurance Companies provided by ArmInfo.
23 February 2026ARMENIA: Memorandum of cooperation signed between the Universal Health Insurance Fund and insurance companies
A Memorandum of cooperation between the Universal Health Insurance Fund and the insurance companies: Ingo Armenia, EFES, Liga Insurance, and Sil Insurance was signed on February 9, in Yerevan, ArmInfo reports, citing the Fund.
18 February 2026ARMENIA: Life insurance to become a strategic growth direction for LIGA Insurance
Following the acquisition of 100% of the Armenian LIGA Insurance by the Austrian GRAWE Group and C-Quadrat Investment Group, life insurance will become a strategic growth direction for the insurer in the coming years, according to Vahagn Agavelyan, Deputy Executive Director of LIGA Insurance, ArmInfo reports.
9 February 2026Armenia: GRAWE Group and CQ Investment Group acquire LIGA Insurance Company
The GRAWE Group and the CQ Investment Group have jointly acquired 100% (75% and 25% respectively) of LIGA Insurance Company. The transaction marks a key step in their international growth, strengthening their presence in Armenia and the wider Caucasus region.
4 February 2026ARMENIA: MTPL loss ratio declines to 76.3% in 2025
The MTPL loss ratio in Armenia's insurance market fell from 81.8% to 76.3% in 2025, according to data from the Armenian Bureau of Motor Insurers, ArmInfo reports.
26 January 2026ARMENIA: New, reformed agroinsurance program planned for launch in 2027
The Armenian Ministry of Economy, which oversees the country's agriculture sector, is proposing to fully subsidize insurance premiums from the state treasury as part of its agricultural insurance program for 2026, as well as provide agricultural entrepreneurs with a subsidy of up to 40-60% (inclusive) of insurance premiums stipulated by insurance contracts, ArmInfo writes.
26 January 2026STATISTICS: ARMENIA, 3Q2025: Motor insurance generated nearly 48% of total GWP
Armenian insurance market at the end of 3Q2025 amounted to AMD 63.17 billion (EUR 140.59 million), which in local currency represents a 16.55% increase y-o-y, according to the data of the Financial Rating of Insurance Companies provided to ArmInfo.
11 December 2025ARMENIA: Insurance sector’s net profit in 9M2025 rises due to high tariffs
Armenia's insurance sector’s net profit increased fourfold year-on-year in the first nine months of 2025 (vs a 77.5% decline a year ago), reaching AMD 2.8 billion (USD 7.3 million), ArmInfo reports.
25 November 2025ARMENIA: MTPL loss ratio at end September was 75.2%
The MTPL loss ratio in the Armenian insurance market has been declining since 2025, reaching 75.2% for the first nine months of the year (vs 79.4% a year earlier), according to data from the Armenian Bureau of Motor Insurers, ArmInfo reports.
22 October 2025ARMENIA: 1.6 million people to join the universal health insurance system in 2026
The first phase of implementing the universal health insurance system in Armenia will begin in 2026, with the annual health insurance package set at ADM 129,600 (~EUR 288), according to Armenian Health Minister Anahit Avanesyan, ArmInfo writes.
7 October 2025ARMENIA: Health insurance loss ratio reaches 69% in 1H
In Armenia, rising medical costs have driven up the loss ratio in health insurance (both voluntary and with social packages, according to the source), which reached 69% by the end of the first half of 2025, according to the Financial Rating of Armenian Insurance Companies as of June 30, 2025, prepared by ArmInfo.
2 October 2025ARMENIA: MTPL loss ratio amounted to 74.4% by August
The MTPL loss ratio in Armenia has been declining since 2025, amounting to 74.4% in January-July (vs 79.3% a year earlier), according to the data of the Armenian Bureau of Motor Insurers, ArmInfo writes.
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