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ARTICLE · 22 JULY 2020

Regulations Governing Insurance Brokers In The UAE

An Insurance Broker is defined under Federal Law Number 6 of 2007 (in respect of the establishment of the Insurance Authority and Regulating the Insurance Practice)

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An Insurance Broker is defined under Federal Law Number 6 of 2007 (in respect of the establishment of the Insurance Authority and Regulating the Insurance Practice) as:

“The person mediating independently in insurance or reinsurance operations between the insurance/reinsurance applicant on one hand and the insurance/reinsurance company on the other, and charging, for his services, a commission from the insurance/reinsurance company with which the insurance/reinsurance policy is concluded.”

The Insurance Broker profession in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is regulated by the Insurance Authority Board of Directors Resolution Number 15 of 2013 (the “Regulations”), including amendments from time to time. Under Federal Law Number 6 of 2007, the Insurance Authority (IA) was set up as a separate legal personality for the regulation and supervision of the insurance sector in the UAE.

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