Aman upbeat on growth in insurance industry this year

DUBAI - Islamic Insurance and Reinsurance Company (Aman Insurance), the largest Islamic Insurance provider in the UAE, held its Annual General Meeting on March 21, at the Godolphin Ballroom of the Emirates Towers.

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Published: Sat 31 Mar 2012, 10:14 PM

Last updated: Tue 7 Apr 2015, 11:23 AM

The meeting was chaired by Mohammed bin Omair bin Yousef Al Muhairi, chairman, Aman Insurance, under the presence of Hussein Mohammed Al Meeza, managing director and CEO.

During the meeting, the committee present approved the reporting of the company’s balance sheet and profit and loss account reports for Financial Year 2011-2012 and also elected the board of directors for the ensuing terms. The newly elected board is composed of Mohammed Omair Al Mohairy, Salem Rashid Al Mohanadi, Hussein Mohammed Al Meeza, Saleh Abdullah Lotah, Yousef Ali Fadel bin Fadel, Abdullah Ibrahim Al Dabous and two new members, Naser Falah Al Qahtani and Abdul Raheem Mohammed Al Zarouni.

The general meeting also covered the review of the reports submitted by the board of directors and the report of the Fatwa and Sharih supervisory board on the company’s business for the same period. The meeting marked the end of the terms for FY-2011 of current board members and auditors. Aside from the election of new board members, the committee also appointed auditors for the Fiscal Year 2012-2013.

“I sincerely thank the members of the board of directors who have ended their terms of office for their commitment and dedication towards the pursuit of elevating and developing the company,” said Mohammed bin Omair Al Muhairi. “I welcome the new members and reaffirm the company’s eagerness to make utmost efforts to save the rights of shareholders and policyholders in light of the global economic situation and market conditions today that are affecting investment arms in many companies. We are confident that the insurance industry will experience more growth as reflected in the industry’s posted value of Dh22 billion in 2011.”


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