Morocco’s Insurance Sector Sees 17.4% Growth in Early 2020, Driven by Life Insurance Surge

The insurance sector is showing good performance at the beginning of 2020. This is evidenced by the latest statistics published by the Insurance and Social Welfare Supervisory Authority (ACAPS).
Premiums issued by insurance and reinsurance companies (excluding exclusive reinsurers) reached 7.62 billion DH in January, up 17.4% year-on-year, according to ACAPS. This performance is attributed to the Life branch, which posted a 54.1% jump, thanks to savings products whose turnover increased by 65.8% to 2.17 billion DH. As for Non-life, it saw a 5.2% increase to 5.13 billion, or a 67.3% share at the end of January 2020.
ACAPS data shows that policyholders have developed a great interest in savings products (Retirement, Education...) in January. Thus, insurers’ turnover in this segment recorded a 65.8% increase to reach 2.17 billion DH. The share of Savings is 28.5% in the overall market.
Regarding death insurance, premiums issued grew by 7.8% to 252.4 billion; representing a 3.3% share. But the turnover related to "variable capital contracts" recorded a decline of 8.9% to 66.1 million DH.
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