The Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market of the Republic of Kazakhstan published insurance sector statistics as of 1 January 2025, showing strong growth through 2024. The market comprised 25 insurers (including 10 life insurers), with insurance and reinsurance companies’ assets increasing 25.3% to KZT 3.1 trillion and sector net profit totalling KZT 216.2 billion. Securities represented 76.0% of assets (KZT 2.4 trillion), followed by cash and deposits at second-tier banks at 5.3% (KZT 166 billion) and insurance receivables at 4.0% (KZT 124 billion). Liabilities rose 37.0% to KZT 2.2 trillion mainly due to higher insurance reserves, while equity increased 4.5% to KZT 945 billion. Insurance contracts increased 36.1% year on year to 23.1 million, driven by accident insurance (5.7 million contracts, up 160.4%) and sickness insurance (287,000, up 47.7%). Total premiums reached KZT 1.5 trillion, including mandatory insurance premiums of KZT 251.7 billion (up 29.9%), voluntary personal insurance premiums of KZT 796.8 billion (2.2 times higher), and voluntary property insurance premiums of KZT 458.2 billion (up 2.0%). Claims payments rose 21.9% to KZT 334.2 billion across 1.3 million payments, with growth mainly linked to compulsory employee accident insurance.
Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market of the Republic of Kazakhstan 2025-02-07
Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market of the Republic of Kazakhstan reports 2024 insurance sector expansion with assets up 25.3% to KZT 3.1 trillion and premiums up 50.6% to KZT 1.5 trillion
The Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market of the Republic of Kazakhstan reported robust growth in the insurance sector for 2024, with assets rising 25.3% to KZT 3.1 trillion and net profit at KZT 216.2 billion. Securities accounted for 76% of assets, while liabilities increased 37% to KZT 2.2 trillion due to higher insurance reserves. Total premiums reached KZT 1.5 trillion, driven by significant increases in voluntary personal and property insurance.