Kathmandu — Shikhar Insurance Company Limited, one of Nepal’s leading non-life insurers, has crossed a major milestone by collecting more than Rs 6 billion in gross written premiums during the current fiscal year 2025/26, marking a significant achievement for the...

Kathmandu — Nepal’s life and non-life insurance companies settled insurance claims worth nearly Rs. 93 billion during the first 11 months of the current fiscal year 2025/26, while claims amounting to Rs. 49.44 billion remain unpaid, according to the...

Kathmandu – Motor insurance continued to dominate Nepal’s non-life insurance market during the first 11 months of the current fiscal year, accounting for the largest share of insurers’ total business. Backed by the growing number of vehicles on the...

Kathmandu – Nepal’s non-life insurance industry recorded Rs 4.09 billion in gross written premiums during the period from May 15 to June 14, 2026, according to business statistics published by the Nepal Insurance Authority. The 14 non-life insurers operating...

Kathmandu — Nepal’s non-life insurance companies have continued to strengthen their financial buffers against large-scale disasters, with the combined balance of catastrophe funds maintained by 14 insurers rising to more than NPR 2.20 billion by the May of FY...

Kathmandu — Stakeholders have expressed concern that the insurance industry itself could come under significant financial strain if insurance premiums for electric vehicles (EVs) are not increased. The issue was highlighted at a program organized yesterday in Kathmandu by...

Kathmandu — In the first 10 months of fiscal year 2025/26, life and non-life insurance companies have paid out nearly Rs 58 billion in claim settlements. According to data published by the Nepal Insurance Authority for the period up...

Kathmandu — A police investigation has concluded that more than NPR 4 billion was misappropriated from five insurance-related companies, including Himalayan Reinsurance. The investigation has also found that funds collected from insurance operations were diverted and invested in the...

Kathmandu — The government’s decision to increase the third-party motor insurance coverage limit is expected to contribute to the growth of Nepal’s non-life insurance sector. While presenting the budget for the upcoming fiscal year, Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle announced...

Kathmandu — The government has doubled the coverage limit for third-party motor insurance as part of the budget for fiscal year 2026/27. Presenting the budget in Parliament, Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle announced a 100 percent increase in the maximum...