SECP proposes mandatory timelines for insurance claims
Most outlets reported the introduction of proposed mandatory timelines by the SECP for processing insurance claims, with a focus on the regulatory move and its aim to strengthen the insurance sector. The Business Recorder emphasized the broader goal of protecting policyholders, while the Pakistan Observer highlighted the specific document — the draft Market Conduct Rules for Insurers, 2026 — and the inclusion of deadlines for payments.
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Draft of market conduct rules for insurers issued
ISLAMABAD: The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has issued the draft of Market Conduct Rules for Insurers, 2026 for public consultation, proposing binding timelines for insurance claims, policy issuance and payments, along with greater disclosure of insurers’ claims performance. The draft rules, applicable to personal lines insurance contracts for individual consumers, aim ...
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New SECP Rules Set Deadlines for Insurance Claims, Payments
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has unveiled draft Market Conduct Rules for Insurers, 2026, proposing mandatory timelines…
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SECP releases draft of Market Conduct Rules, 2026 for insurance companies
Taking an important step for the protection of insurance consumers, the Securities Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) on Thursday released a draft of the Market Conduct Rules, 2026 for insurance companies in order to elicit public opinion on it, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
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