Dhaka February 5, 2026, 10:54 pm
The third-party insurance is mandatory in almost all countries around the world, and it is important to make it compulsory in Bangladesh as well
Insurance Development and Regulatory Authority or IDRA, the regulator of 81 life and non-life firms in insurance sector, took the move for insurance coverage of the fixed-income instruments on the capital market
The insurer will invest the IPO proceeds in the capital market, fixed deposits, treasury bonds and IPO related expenses
The World Food Programme (WFP) of the United Nations, Oxfam Bangladesh, and the Green Delta Insurance Company Ltd. launched the new insurance scheme in July on a trial basis
Fearing large investment of illegally earned money in the insurance sector, the anti-graft watchdog has sought detailed information on depositors/investors and sources of their funds
insurance regulator wants to strengthen its surveillance on the non-life firms through field visits to ensure proper implementation of the directive
The health ministry has sought Tk750 crore from the upcoming budget for health compensation of doctors, nurses and technicians
IDRA calls meeting today
The Policy One will be of Tk 200,000 with a premium of Tk 990 and the Policy Two of Tk 500,000 with a premium of Tk 2,475
The Insurance Development and Regulatory Authority (IDRA) issued a new regulation having these mandatory provisions for non-life insurance companies in order to secure the investment return of the policyholders
Local non-life insurers expect to bag an additional income of Tk 10 billion, helped by the implementation of a 15 per cent agent commission. The commission against business procurement has been made effective since August.
Finance Minister A H M Mustafa Kamal said from now on, insurance policy premium will not go outside the country, as local insurers will deal with all public sector policies.
Insurance Development and Regulatory Authority (IDRA) in its circular issued sometime in July stated that cash transaction for the non-life firms would be limited to Tk 10,000 in order to ensure transparency in their transact
The board of directors of Rupali Life insurance has recommended 12 per cent cash dividend for the year ended on December 31, 2018, according to an official disclosure on Wednesday.
Pragati Life Insurance topped the chart of top gainers on Monday following the corporate declaration of issuing rights shares.
The government will introduce insurance coverage by July 31 for migrant workers with benefits in cases of their death or disability.
The board of directors of Paramount Insurance Company Limited has approved 5.0 per cent stock dividend for the year ended on December 31, 2018.
IDRA monitors and regulates the country's insurance companies that handle huge sums of money of millions of clients.
Reconciliation of non-life insurance companies is not paying a large sum of insurance claims,
The private insurance company Progressive Life Insurance is not giving a record to the Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) for investigating allegations of embezzlement of Tk 23 crore against officials.
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