The Rationality of Distrust: Institutional Credibility and the Property Insurance Gap in Bangladesh
Residential property insurance penetration in Bangladesh stands at a low 0.33% of nominal GDP.
Swiss Re Institute
Company · SW · 6 documents
Key number
13.46 trillion UZS
Gross written premiums in Uzbekistan in 2025. FINANCE MONEY AND CREDIT p.1
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2.44%
Kenya Overall Insurance Penetration Rate in 2024. International Journal of Marketing Strategies p.3
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0.33%% of nominal GDP
Residential Property Insurance Penetration. International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research p.1
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1.5%
Adults covered by any insurance policy in Nigeria. African Journal Of Applied Research p.2
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US$ 222 billion USD
Projected Indian insurance market value by 2026. International Journal of Creative and Open Research in Engineering and Management p.2
Determinants of Insurance Adoption: Regional Disparities in Nigeria
A cross-sectional survey of 615 adults across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones evaluated the determinants of insurance inclusion.
Development of Innovative Personal Insurance Products and Expanding Population Coverage
In 2025, gross written premiums in Uzbekistan reached UZS 13.46 trillion, representing a year-on-year increase of 37.8%.
Determinants of Client Acquisition in Retail Financial Services: A Study of Trust, Financial Literacy and Advisory Practices at Aditya Birla Capital, Wakad, Pune
The documentation-to-closure stage was the longest in the cycle, accounting for roughly 41% of the mid-point cycle time of about 16 days.
The Impact of Technology and Innovation Trends on the Insurance Value Chain: A Value-Chain Analysis of Digitalization, Machine Intelligence, Blockchain, and Data Ecosystems in Insurance
The study uses an integrative literature review across 5 core insurance value-chain stages to analyze digital transformation and governance.
Evolution of Bancassurance Toward Omnichannel, Embedded, and Personalized Distribution: Evidence from Kenya and Global Markets
Bancassurance gross written premiums in Kenya grew from KES 19.5 billion in 2019 to KES 35 billion in 2023, representing a growth of 79.4%.