Country Focus

The State Of Qatar

Filed under Country Focus, Qatar | February 4, 2010 by Hussain Hadi  

The State Of Qatar

Attracting global players and established national businesses ensure Qatar is better positioned than most to ride out the global economic crisis.

The United Arab Emirates

Filed under Country Focus, UAE | February 4, 2010 by Hussain Hadi  

The United Arab Emirates

The next phase of the market’s evolution will be driven by the next steps of the new Insurance Authority.

The Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia

Filed under Country Focus, Saudi Arabia | February 4, 2010 by Hussain Hadi  

The Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia

The regulatory transformation of the Saudi insurance sector gathers pace as more insurers are licensed and competition intensifies, with health insurance fuelling growth.

The Sultanate Of Oman

Filed under Country Focus, Featured, Oman | February 4, 2010 by Hussain Hadi  

The Sultanate Of Oman

Two years on from Cyclone Gonu, the Omani insurance sector is back on solid ground.

The State Of Kuwait

Filed under Country Focus, Kuwait | February 3, 2010 by Hussain Hadi  

The State Of Kuwait

Government projects have fuelled growth for local insurers, but the Kuwati government will look to build on this in 2010.

The Kingdom Of Bahrain

Filed under Bahrain, Country Focus | February 3, 2010 by Hussain Hadi  

The Kingdom Of Bahrain

A small but sophisticated market that awaits the implementation of a compulsory health insurance scheme to fuel further growth.

Iraq’s Difficult Journey

Filed under Iraq | January 24, 2010 by Misbah G A Kamal  

Iraq’s Difficult Journey

Due to numerous individual requests, we are republishing Misbah G A Kamal’s commentary on the development of the Iraqi insurance market, from its heydays as a pioneer in the Arab world to the present day

The ‘Wildcard’ Of The Region

Filed under Country Focus, Iran | January 24, 2010 by admin  

The ‘Wildcard’ Of The Region

While the political spotlight remains firmly on Iran, the long-awaited liberalisation of one of the region’s largest insurance markets appears unlikely. Although limited privatisation is taking place, the market remains illusive to foreign players