IC “Krayina” joined the NAIU community

By the decision of the General Meeting, NAIU expanded the range of community members by adding the insurance company “Krayina” to the association.

By the decision of the General Meeting, NAIU expanded the range of community members by adding the insurance company “Krayina” to the association.

Founded in 1994, IC “Krayina” today has 28 years of experience in the Ukrainian market, holding licenses for 29 types of insurance.

According to the reporting data, this year the Company not only retained its position in the insurance market, but also managed to improve its work in priority areas of activity and fulfill its obligations with dignity.

Specializing in regional projects in the health insurance area, retail MTPL, insurance of road vehicles (CASCO) and agricultural insurance, the Company holds leading positions in these types of insurance.

A significant number of insured persons (more than 300,000 people) are provided with online insurance and settlement services, which is achieved, in particular, thanks to several in-house assistance units with modern software.

The company is an associate member of the Motor (Transport) Insurance Bureau of Ukraine and a participant of the “direct settlement” system.

The Chairman of the Board is Leonid Moroz.

An important argument for the admission of IC “Krayina” to the ranks of the Association was the declaration of JSC “IC “Krayina” of adherence to the values and goals of the NAIU.

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