2021-12-15
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The Central Bank of Jordan revokes previous approvals for issuing and marketing Total Loss Vehicle Insurance contracts, effective January 1, 2022. Insurance companies wishing to re-issue these contracts must submit new applications accompanied by specific technical data, including premium rate bases, reinsurance arrangements, and Sharia approval for Takaful entities. The circular mandates that deductible amounts must not exceed 10% of the compensation amount and requires adherence to anti-money laundering provisions and fair treatment principles.
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Reference No: 17 / 3 / 19355 Date: 10 / Jumada al-Awwal / 1443 AH Corresponding to: 15 / 12 / 2021 AD
Dear Insurance Companies,
In light of the Central Bank's commitment to protecting the rights of insured persons and beneficiaries and ensuring the integrity of the insurance sector, and to guarantee that insurance companies deal with their clients in a fair and transparent manner, and market and issue insurance contracts based on sound technical foundations, and given the existence of several violations of the instructions for issuing supplementary vehicle insurance documents for the year 2012; it has been decided to revoke the previous approvals granted for issuing and marketing vehicle insurance contracts - Total Loss, effective from January 1, 2022.
In the event that any company wishes to re-issue and market these contracts, it must submit a new application to be studied and amendments requested as appropriate, pursuant to Article (27) of the Insurance Business Regulation Law, accompanied by at least the data required in the Annex.
Please accept our highest respect,
The Governor Dr. Ziad Fraiz
Copy / Jordanian Union of Insurance Companies. Copy / Jordanian Association of Insurance Brokers. Copy / Dear Insurance Agents.
P.O. Box 37 Amman 11118 - Jordan ● Phone: 4630301 ● Fax: 4638889, 639730, 461330 website: www.cbj.gov.jo e-mail: info@cbj.gov.jo
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Data Required pursuant to Circular No. (19355/2021) dated 15/12/2021