Date:28/11/12
The Ministry of Finance of Azerbaijan has started to provide e-services in the insurance industry, head of the State Insurance Supervision Service under the Ministry Namik Khalilov told media.
Primary and final application to obtain the license for insurance, reinsurance, insurance agent and insurance brokerage activities as well as to seek a perpetual license for insurance and reinsurance can be directed through the "e-service" block.
Khalilov said these services will be integrated into the website of the State Service in the near future. There are 28 insurance companies in Azerbaijan.
Ministry of Finance launches e-services in insurance industry
The Ministry of Finance of Azerbaijan has started to provide e-services in the insurance industry, head of the State Insurance Supervision Service under the Ministry Namik Khalilov told media.Primary and final application to obtain the license for insurance, reinsurance, insurance agent and insurance brokerage activities as well as to seek a perpetual license for insurance and reinsurance can be directed through the "e-service" block.
Khalilov said these services will be integrated into the website of the State Service in the near future. There are 28 insurance companies in Azerbaijan.
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