Rule · CBUAE · 15 Apr 2019

Cabinet Resolution No. 7 of 2019 Concerning Administrative Fines Imposed by the Insurance Authority

Insurance companies, branches, agents, brokers, and their managers must comply with accounting, reporting, and operational rules, including Arabic policy issuance and timely submission of financial statements. Violations incur administrative fines of 10,000, 20,000, 50,000, 100,000, 150,000, or 250,000 depending on the infraction, such as unlicensed operations or failure to maintain reserves. Prohibitions include unauthorized reinsurance, conflicting activities by senior officers, and obstructing inspections.

United Arab EmiratesCentral Bank of UAE
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208 obligations · 1 permission · 221 definitions · 1 reporting item
  • Obligation 208
  • Permission 1
  • Definition / condition 221
  • Reporting template 1
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