CAMBODIA’S insurance premium revenues rose 13 percent to US$5.34 million for this year’s first quarter, compared to the same period of last year, according to the General Insurance Association of Cambodia (GIAC). GIAC Chairman Chhay Rattanak said the premium income was driven by coverage for vehicles, which provided 27 percent of revenues, fire (25 percent), [...]
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Insurance revenues up by 13pc in first quarter
May 28th, 2010 
Cambodia Economy 
Posted in Economy 
Tags: auto insurance, car insurance, commercial insurance, insurance companies 
No Comments »Insurance revenue lifts off
April 7th, 2010 Cambodia Economy INSURANCE premium revenue for the entire industry grew 19 percent in the first two months of this year and is forecast to grow around 20 percent for all of 2010, the Kingdom’s insurance association reported Tuesday. Chhay Rattanak, chairman of the General Insurance Association of Cambodia (GIAC), told the Post on Tuesday that, according to [...]
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February 17th, 2010 Cambodia Economy THE country’s fledgling insurance industry saw revenues pick up at the end of the year to record an annualised 2.86 percent drop in premiums, officials said. Chhay Rattanak, chairman of the General Insurance Association of Cambodia (GIAC), said that total premium revenues for 2009 fell to US$20.07 million. “The global financial crisis is impacting on [...]
