Azerbaijan
AZERBAIJAN: GWP on the market decline in January, while paid claims rise by more than 30%
In January 2026, total GWP of 16 insurance companies operating in Azerbaijan amounted to AZN 156.6 million (~EUR 77.14 million), which is 4.3% less y-o-y, ABC.AZ reports, citing the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA).
AZERBAIJAN: Azerbaijan to establish unified standards for all insurance companies
Azerbaijan is set to introduce unified standards for all insurance companies operating in the country, according to Seymur Mirzayev, Deputy Executive Director of the Compulsory Insurance Bureau (CIB), Trend reports.
STATISTICS: AZERBAIJAN, FY2025: Life insurance records double-digit growth in paid claims
At the end of 2025, Azerbaijani insurance market amounted to AZN 1,504.71 million (EUR 751.53 million), which in local currency is 11.20% more y-o-y, according to data published by the Central Bank of Azerbaijan. At the same time, in euros the market performance was negative (-1.56%).
AZERBAIJAN: Voluntary property fire insurance drops last year
In 2025, voluntary property insurance against fire and other risks in Azerbaijan amounted to AZN 85.53 million (~EUR 42.76 million), which means a 3.8% decrease compared to 2024, ABC.AZ reports.
AZERBAIJAN: Paid claims in agroinsurance growing in Azerbaijan
The number of farms using state-supported agricultural insurance in Azerbaijan is growing, as are paid claims.
AZERBAIJAN: In January-November 2025, the market grew by almost 12% y-o-y
In January-November 2025, the insurance sector of Azerbaijan totaled AZN 1,365.35 million (~EUR 0.69 billion), which is 11.7% more y-o-y, ABC.AZ writes with reference to the report of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan.
AZERBAIJAN: The loss ratio in insurance of civil liability for owners of motor vehicles exceeded 75% in January-October
The loss ratio in insurance of civil liability for owners of motor vehicles in Azerbaijan has increased, reaching 75.1% for the first 10 months of this year, ABC.AZ writes, citing a report from the Central Bank of Azerbaijan.
AZERBAIJAN: In January-October the market rises by almost 13% y-o-y
In January-October 2025, Azerbaijani insurance companies collected AZN 1.256 billion (~EUR 0.64 billion), which indicates a 12.9% increase y-o-y, ABC.AZ reports, citing the Central Bank of Azerbaijan.
STATISTICS: AZERBAIJAN, 3Q2025: Claims growth significantly outpaces premium growth
From January to September 2025, the Azerbaijani insurance market totaled AZN 1,157.25 million (EUR 580.37 million), which means a 13.05% increase year-on-year in local currency, according to data published by the Central Bank of Azerbaijan. At the same time, market growth in euros appears more modest.
AZERBAIJAN: Azerbaijan and Türkiye sign a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen cooperation in insurance industry
Azerbaijan and Türkiye have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on strengthening mutual cooperation in the insurance sector, according to the Chairman of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA), Taleh Kazimov, Trend reports.
AZERBAIJAN: Insurance sector assets rise 4.5% in the first half of the year
Insurance sector assets grew by 4.5% in the first half of 2025, reaching AZN 2.14 billion (~EUR 1.07 billion). Government securities make up the largest share - 40% of assets (AZN 856 million), followed by bank funds (28% or AZN 600 million), ABC.AZ reports, citing Central Bank data.
AZERBAIJAN: The Central Bank explains alternative life insurance offerings
The existing life insurance products in Azerbaijan will be presented in a new format. Alternative life insurance offerings include burial insurance for final expenses, critical illness cover for serious health issues, mortgage protection insurance to cover home loans, and guaranteed issue policies for those who can't get traditional coverage.
AZERBAIJAN: Voluntary and compulsory insurance rise in January-August
Voluntary insurance in Azerbaijan totaled AZN 798.21 million (~EUR 401.11 million) in January-August, according to the Central Bank of Azerbaijan, which indicates a 15.2% y-o-y increase, ABC.AZ reports.
AZERBAIJAN: The insurance market grows by 13% in January-August
In January-August of this year, 16 insurance companies in Azerbaijan collected AZN 1.04 billion (~EUR 526.67 million) in premiums, which is 13% more y-o-y, ABC.AZ reports, citing the Central Bank.
AZERBAIJAN: Assembly of the Union of Insurers of the Turkic World held for the first time
The first Assembly of the Union of Insurers of the Turkic World was held in the Azerbaijani city of Shusha, according to the Azerbaijan Insurers Association (AIA), Trend writes.
AZERBAIJAN: The market rose 12.5% in January-July
In January-July 2025, total GWP of 16 insurance companies, operating on the market in Azerbaijan, amounted to AZN 937.658 million (~EUR 483.33 million), which is 12.5% more y-o-y, ABC.AZ writes with reference to the Central Bank.
First Assembly of Turkish World Insurance Association will be held in Shusha this year
The first Assembly of the Turkic World Insurance Union will be held on September 14 of this year in Shusha, Azerbaijan, with the strategic support of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan, the organization of the Azerbaijan Insurers Association and the participation of the Organization of Turkic States, Azeri APA news agency wrote.
AM Best assigns Credit Ratings to PASHA Insurance OJSC
AM Best has assigned a Financial Strength Rating of B++ (Good) and a Long-Term Issuer Credit Rating of “bbb” (Good) to PASHA Insurance OJSC (PASHA Insurance) (Azerbaijan). The outlook assigned to these Credit Ratings (ratings) is stable.
AZERBAIJAN: Total amount of compensation for damage to farmers in 1H rises 55%
In 1H2025, total GWP of the Agricultural Insurance Fund amounted to AZN 13.11 million (~EUR 6.57 million), which is 18% more y-o-y. Including, in crop production, GWP increased by 13%, and in livestock - by 65%, Trend writes with reference to the Ministry of Agriculture of Azerbaijan.
STATISTICS: AZERBAIJAN, 1H2025: the share of life insurance increased to 58%
The insurance market of Azerbaijan in the first half of 2025 grew by 12.67%, to AZN 817.05 million (EUR 409.67 million), according to the data published by the National Bank.

3 March 2026