GulfBase Live Support
23/02/2025 12:27 AST
Qatar Insurance Group (QICGroup), the leading insurer in Qatar and the MENA region, has announced its participation in Web Summit Qatar 2025, taking place from 23 to 26 February at the Doha Exhibition & Convention Center (DECC).
"Themed 'The Future of Insurance, Powered by QIC,' QIC Group's participation at this year's Summit focuses on leveraging the Group's regional leadership to shape the future of the industry across the Middle East and North Africa.
Salem Al Mannai, Group CEO of QIC, said: "Being the leading insurer in the MENA region and the locomotive of digital innovation regionwide make us at QIC better positioned to anticipate the future of insurance, and to help other regional players get ready to navigate consumer behavior change, demand shifts, and to cope with global trends."
Al Mannai added: "Capitalizing on QIC's repertoire of continuously challenging the status quo of regional insurance since 1964, along with our digital vision and relentless investments in cutting-edge solutions is needed more than ever for a thriving future of the industry in the region. This includes our QIC Digital Venture Partners to build new digital ventures and invest in high potential early-stage Insurtechs, the QIC digital hub establishing the region's first insurance-powered digital ecosystem, in addition to the QIC-founded MENA InsurTech Summit and MENA InsurTech Association as pivotal regional bodies gathering key players and decision makers to discuss the future in the industry across the region."
QIC Group will host a dedicated pavilion where all its units and subsidiaries showcase their latest initiatives and flagship solutions in front of the global tech community, and their plans to contribute to shaping the future of insurance in the region. The QIC pavilion incorporates the Innovation Floor: a unique launchpad bringing together global startups, investors, and corporations looking for growth opportunities in the MENA region, and to benefit from QIC's expertise in enabling access to mentorship, investments and insurance markets in the region.
The Peninsula
30/04/2025
Qatar Insurance Group, the leading insurer in Qatar and the MENA region, has announced a robust net profit of QR205m for the first quarter of 2025, up from QR194m in Q1 2024. The results were approve
The Peninsula
03/04/2018
QIC Group has commenced a knowledge exchange programme with leading insurance company Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Insurance (SJNKI). This, the Qatar-based insurance major said, is part of its Qatarisation
Gulf Times
06/03/2018
Qatar Insurance Group recently honoured its employees with long service award certificates for completing 10, 20 and 30 years of dedicated service at the company. The long-service award certificate
The Peninsula
Ticker | Price | Volume |
---|
Ticker | Price | Change |
---|---|---|
BUPAARABIA | 178.10 | -1.90 (-1.06 |
TAWUNIYA | 158.00 | 0.00 (0.00 |
ALRAJHITAKAFUL | 128.60 | 2.30 (1.82 |
RASAN | 86.90 | -2.40 (-2.69 |
SAUDIRE | 51.00 | 1.00 (2.00 |
01/07/2025
Zain has officially launched its next-generation 5G Advanced network, delivering nationwide coverage across most of Kuwait. The rollout marks a major step forward in unlocking the full potential of t
Kuwait Times
01/07/2025
Tabreed, a leading district cooling company based in Abu Dhabi, has entered into a partnership with CVC DIF, a Dutch mid-market infrastructure equity fund manager, to acquire PAL Cooling Holding from
Trade Arabia
01/07/2025
Adnoc Drilling Company has announced that one of its key units, Adnoc Onshore, has awarded a major contract worth $800 million for the provision of integrated hydraulic fracturing services for conven
Trade Arabia
01/07/2025
The Dubai based finance company Amlak is exiting the real estate side of its business operations.
Shareholders on Monday (June 30) gave their approval for Amlak to sell its real estate finan
Gulfnews
30/06/2025
Aluminium Bahrain (Alba), the world's largest aluminium smelter on one site, has announced that it had achieved a major occupational safety milestone by clocking 37 million safe working hours without
Trade Arabia