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View the list of largest logistics companies in Lebanon. According to the World Bank’s Logistics Performance Index (LPI), Lebanon ranked in 2010 as 33rd out of 155 nations worldwide and 3rd out of 17 Aeab countries. Its tracking rank was 49th, timeliness rank was 29th and infrastructure rank was 41st.
View the largest insurance companies in Lebanon. The statistics for the insurance market in Lebanon in the first quarter of 2012 are mirroring the uncertainty and instability in the region and global (economic) challenges. The insurance companies in Lebanon were hard hit due to this currently unstable environment.
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When Abdullah I was assassinated·in 1951, he was succeeded on the throne by King Hussein. Hussein was a charismatic and farsighted king who was popular with both Western and other Arab governments, as well as with the Jordanian public.
Insurance sector seems to have a bright future. According to OBG “there appear to be several unique to Kuwait catalysts in the medium term future that will help expand the local appetite for insurance: a large scale, multi-year government spending plan, potential legal changes to
make more forms of insurance mandatory, an overhaul of the current system for medical insurance for expatriate workers, privatisation of currently uninsured government assets and overhaul of the countries insurance laws.” Furthermore Global Investment House reports that Kuwait has the lowest penetration rate as a percentage of premium income to GDP. (0.48%, Saudi Arabia 1%, UAE 1.8%).
The insurance sector is expected to rise significantly in Kuwait, as the concept of insurance is now spreading in the market, and more individuals and entities are adapting it. According to Capital Standards ” Gross premiums written (GPW) in Kuwait posted an impressive 11-year compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.9% since 1999. The high growth rate attracted new players and consequently, the competitive landscape of the industry underwent sea change. The total number of insurers in Kuwait currently stands at 31 – 20 Kuwaiti companies, 7 Arabian companies and 4 foreign insurers.”
