According to the National Financial Services Committee, the number of complaints regarding insurance activities in 2018 remained almost unchanged (5381 vs 5389 in 2017). At that the major part (63%) of the complaints were about MTPL, as Forinsurer wrote.

By the end of the first quarter of 2019 it is planned to increase MTPL insurance limits for damage to property, life and health caused as a result accidents, as MTIBU informed.

Personal insurance lines in Ukraine are showing a rapid growth. In 3Q2018 GWP from individuals amounted to UAH 13.39 billion (+20.5% y-o-y), as Forinsurer wrote.

According to the National financial services committee of Ukraine, in order to remove unreliable players from the financial market, 126 organizations, including 13 insurance companies, were removed during January-September, as the member of the Committee, Aleksander ZALETOV informed.

For 9 months in 2018 Ukrainian insurers generated GWP in the amount of UAH 34.87 billion (~EUR 1 billion). At that annual growth rate in local currency amounted to 11.1%, according to the data, published by the National Financial Services Commission.

According to the National financial services committee of Ukraine, as the moment only 20% of the local insurers fully meet obligatory requirements to capital adequacy and solvency, liquidity and profitability, asset quality and riskiness of insurers' operations.

MTPL GWP of Ukrainian insurers-members of MTIBU for 10 months this year went up by 21.4% y-o-y and reached UAH 3.7 billion, according to the data of MTIBU.

UNIQA Group's Ukrainian subsidiaries, UNIQA and UNIQA Life, generated GWP in the amount of UAH 2 billion (~EUR 60.37 million) in 3Q2018, which is 27.1% more y-o-y, as Forinsurer informed.

UNIQA Group's Ukrainian subsidiaries, UNIQA and UNIQA Life, generated GWP in the amount of UAH 2 billion (~EUR 60.37 million) in 3Q2018, which is 27.1% more y-o-y, as Forinsurer informed.

Insurance reserves of Ukrainian insurers as of the end of September amounted to UAH 24.8 billion (+15% y-o-y; ~EUR 748.6 million), according to the member of the National financial services committee of Ukraine, Alexander ZALETOV.

Insurance should be accessible to all social classes, regardless of their wealth & income status. Products offered today are conventional insurance products, largely inspired from the developed markets as "one-size-fits-all" solutions, affordable to only middle- and high-income clients in the Eastern Europe's emerging & developing markets. Inclusive insurance's goal is making insurance available to all, with responsible insurance offers, thus making up for a solution to narrow the insurance coverage gap in the region.

Property and motor insurance lines are providing for about 75% of the non-life insurance business in the CEE region, but are responsible for over 77% of the claims expenses. As such, although other classes of risks are emerging, for the time being and most probably for a rather long period ahead, property and motor insurance lines will continue to be at the heart of CEE's insurance market architecture.

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