Protecting what matters: Citadel Insurance’s journey to leadership
Over time, the company has expanded its range to include a full suite of insurance products
Leading MAPFRE Middlesea into the future
CEO Etienne Sciberras details how strategy, culture and social purpose are shaping both MAPFRE Middlesea and his leadership approach
Insurance does cover storm and flood damage, says GasanMamo’s Francis Valletta after Storm Harry
'Many people still think insurance doesn’t cover storm, flood, wind, or hail damage'
Insurers warn Malta’s new alcohol policy overlooks drink-driving enforcement
Insurers say there is a 'lack of urgency' from authorities
‘Just 3% of serious road accidents involve roadside breathalyser tests’ – Insurance Association Malta
IAM is urging stronger enforcement of drink and drug driving laws
Life insurance payout less than 50% of estimated value, but Financial Services Arbiter finds no foul play
The Arbiter observed that the complaint appeared to be motivated by seeking a higher amount
Insurance Association Malta calls for mandatory workplace pensions in 2025 Budget
The Association said that a mandatory workplace pension will help to smoothen the transition as people retire
Road accidents in 2023 amounted to €64.8 million in insurance claims
Despite the increase in road traffic accidents, insurance claims decreased when compared to 2022
Malta Insurance Association explains opposition to insurance requirement for contractor licence
'It would have caused chaos and confusion within the whole sector'
What does Malta offer the insurance industry?
Malta has been at the forefront of the introduction of cell companies in the European Union
Explained: What happens when the court orders a motorist to pay damages for an accident
The Malta Insurance Association sheds light on what happens when a court orders a motorist to compensate a victim
Will a rising tide of traffic accidents impact your insurance premiums?
As road safety plummets, insurance costs are likely to go the other way
‘You say discrimination, insurers say differentiation’: how life insurance firms assess risk
An X Factor singer says she was forced to abandon a bank loan over ‘blatant discrimination’ towards her weight
Guidance issued for insurers on how to assess client demands before suggesting products
The MFSA issued a guidance document for insurance distributors, whether undertakings or intermediaries
No spike in claims after last week’s flooding, say insurers
Premiums may have to rise if such events become more regular
Protecting what matters: Citadel Insurance’s journey to leadership
Over time, the company has expanded its range to include a full suite of insurance products
Leading MAPFRE Middlesea into the future
CEO Etienne Sciberras details how strategy, culture and social purpose are shaping both MAPFRE Middlesea and his leadership approach
Insurance does cover storm and flood damage, says GasanMamo’s Francis Valletta after Storm Harry
'Many people still think insurance doesn’t cover storm, flood, wind, or hail damage'
Insurers warn Malta’s new alcohol policy overlooks drink-driving enforcement
Insurers say there is a 'lack of urgency' from authorities
‘Just 3% of serious road accidents involve roadside breathalyser tests’ – Insurance Association Malta
IAM is urging stronger enforcement of drink and drug driving laws
Life insurance payout less than 50% of estimated value, but Financial Services Arbiter finds no foul play
The Arbiter observed that the complaint appeared to be motivated by seeking a higher amount
Insurance Association Malta calls for mandatory workplace pensions in 2025 Budget
The Association said that a mandatory workplace pension will help to smoothen the transition as people retire
Road accidents in 2023 amounted to €64.8 million in insurance claims
Despite the increase in road traffic accidents, insurance claims decreased when compared to 2022
Malta Insurance Association explains opposition to insurance requirement for contractor licence
'It would have caused chaos and confusion within the whole sector'
What does Malta offer the insurance industry?
Malta has been at the forefront of the introduction of cell companies in the European Union
Explained: What happens when the court orders a motorist to pay damages for an accident
The Malta Insurance Association sheds light on what happens when a court orders a motorist to compensate a victim
Will a rising tide of traffic accidents impact your insurance premiums?
As road safety plummets, insurance costs are likely to go the other way
‘You say discrimination, insurers say differentiation’: how life insurance firms assess risk
An X Factor singer says she was forced to abandon a bank loan over ‘blatant discrimination’ towards her weight
Guidance issued for insurers on how to assess client demands before suggesting products
The MFSA issued a guidance document for insurance distributors, whether undertakings or intermediaries
No spike in claims after last week’s flooding, say insurers
Premiums may have to rise if such events become more regular