The meeting of the Secretary General of the Insurers’ Syndicate with the Vice President of Central Insurance Planning and Development
In this meeting, Seyyed Mohammad Karimi, Secretary General of Iran Insurers Syndicate expressed his satisfaction with the good interaction of the supervisory body with other elements of the insurance industry and said: this series of sincere meetings shows It has an interactive procedure of the supervisory body which will definitely bring good results for the insurance industry.
Referring to the expert capacity of 1,200 members of the Iranian Insurers’ Syndicate, he said: “Last year, the Iranian Insurers’ Syndicate was able to modify the third-party insurance premium rate by 1,401, exemption from value added tax on supplementary medical insurance and life insurance, by using this capacity. Approval of the proposal of 5% tax on third-party insurance premiums, exemption of insurance from payment of bank deposit interest tax in the budget law and other matters.
Karimi added: With these measures, the Iranian Insurers’ Syndicate in 1400 was able to generate more than ten thousand billion Tomans of income for the benefit of the insurance industry.
The Secretary General of Iran Insurers’ Syndicate, while announcing his readiness to jointly utilize the expertise available in Iran’s Insurers’ Syndicate in order to amend regulations and create a new business environment in the insurance industry, added: “This group has been able to work at different levels of the General Council, the Board of Directors.” , specialized commissions and working groups, and provincial coordination councils, by bringing veterans and the new generation together, create a space to advance the goals of the insurance industry.
Karimi announced the implementation of programs related to the post- JCPOA preparations in cooperation with the Insurance Research Institute and said: We are aiming to equip the experts of the insurance industry with the latest knowledge so that we can have a strong presence in the international fields as soon as the conditions are met.
Also, in this meeting, Ali Fanadi Naini, Vice President of Planning and Development of Central Insurance, in this meeting, considered the Iranian Insurers’ Syndicate as the executive arm of the Central Insurance, and while appreciating Karimi’s continuous efforts in advancing the goals of the insurance industry, he said: “The Iranian Insurers’ Syndicate has a good expert capacity.” which should be used to amend regulations and executive solutions. He added: Good potentials lie in the Iran Insurers’ Syndicate and the Insurance Research Institute, which should be used in a positive synergy with Central Insurance to inject the specialized basics of insurance into the insurance industry’s human resources.
The member of the central insurance executive board, referring to the worthy action of the Secretary General of the Iran Insurers’ Syndicate regarding the creation of a specialized human capital working group of the Iran Insurers’ Syndicate, considered the cultivation of specialized human resources and succession planning as one of the main missions of the Vice President of Planning and Development and said: “The insurance industry must be a space to transfer the experience of veterans to experts and young managers, because the meeting of the new generation and veterans can be a turning point on the way of succession in the insurance industry.
Underscoring that Iran’s Insurers’ Syndicate is the right place to create these ideas, Fanadi Nayini said: “Insurance industry is a treasure of veteran insurance experts, the opportunity to benefit from their business and knowledge should not be lost under the pretext of youthism, but it should be done with holding meetings to share these experiences with the new generation, who have motivation, youthful energy and current knowledge, in line with succession.
In the following, the vice president of planning and development of the central insurance announced the amendment of the regulations of the central insurance and said: the regulations should be revised and reviewed with the view of digital transformation and the current issues of the insurance industry, so far a number of regulations have been revised and reviewed and for Approval has been sent to the Supreme Council of Insurance.
Fundy Naini considered the creation of a new space in the business of the insurance industry as requiring the use of digital technology and added: “Digital technology is not exclusive to startups, and insurance companies must provide mechanisms for transformation and creating suitable platforms for entering new businesses.” do