Mauritania · North Africa
IMAN Assurance
The register is internally inconsistent about this company: Annexe 4 annotates it '(en cours d'agrement)' - licence in progress - while section I.C counts it among the seventeen 'structures agreees', its fiche signaletique carries a licence arrete dated 24/12/2021, and Annexe 7 reports revenue for it in 2019, 2020 and 2022. Added on the strength of the fiche and the count; a reviewer who prefers the stricter reading should hold it. Ownership not researched; the register names no parent.; Registered as IMAN ASSURANCE (en cours d'agrement)
Official sources
This directory holds no official website for IMAN Assurance: the Direction du Controle des Assurances (Ministry of Finance) register does not publish one and no sourced profile has been accepted. The register is the authoritative record of who is licensed.
- Class of business
- CompositeLicensed to write both life and non-life business under one entity.
- Parent / group
- Parent not named in registerThe register records no parent for this entity, which is not a finding that it has none.
- Ownership
- Domestic privateOwned by domestic private shareholders with no cross-border parent.
- Regulator
- Direction du Controle des Assurances (Ministry of Finance)
- Local currency
- MRU
- Source basis
- Direction du Controle des Assurances, Ministere des Finances de la Republique Islamique de Mauritanie, 'Rapport sur le Marche des Assurances en Mauritanie pour l'Exercice 2022', dated December 2023, 84 pages. Section I.C 'Structures agrees' states the market is composed of seventeen (17) insurance and reinsurance companies, one (1) mutual and three (3) insurance brokers, alongside the Fonds de Garantie Automobile. Annexe 4, 'Liste des societes d'assurance et societes de courtage en assurance', names them all in French and Arabic, and pages 66-82 carry one fiche signaletique per licensed company giving its capital, its licensed branches (IARD, branche vie) and its licence arrete number and date. The live ministry host refuses TCP connections, so the file was retrieved from the Internet Archive's copy of the ministry's own URL; the archive holds identical copies under the same digest from 2024-05-15 and 2024-07-11. SHA-256 of the saved PDF: 3a9c133b859b9ba5907f2dbc29f5995e327e8d9a201c96e8f7687bedcf941faf.
- Country verification
- Partially verified - Direction du Controle des Assurances (Ministere des Finances) 'Rapport sur le Marche des Assurances en Mauritanie, exercice 2022' (December 2023): the supervisor's own report, which names every licensed company with its licence arrete and licensed branches, but reports the 2022 exercise and predates the reported 2025 transfer of insurance supervision to the Banque Centrale de Mauritanie (reported, not yet confirmed from an official source), whose current list could not be retrieved · Direction du Controle des Assurances, Ministere des Finances de la Republique Islamique de Mauritanie, 'Rapport sur le Marche des Assurances en Mauritanie pour l'Exercice 2022', dated December 2023, 84 pages. Section I.C 'Structures agrees' states the market is composed of seventeen (17) insurance and reinsurance companies, one (1) mutual and three (3) insurance brokers, alongside the Fonds de Garantie Automobile. Annexe 4, 'Liste des societes d'assurance et societes de courtage en assurance', names them all in French and Arabic, and pages 66-82 carry one fiche signaletique per licensed company giving its capital, its licensed branches (IARD, branche vie) and its licence arrete number and date. The live ministry host refuses TCP connections, so the file was retrieved from the Internet Archive's copy of the ministry's own URL; the archive holds identical copies under the same digest from 2024-05-15 and 2024-07-11. SHA-256 of the saved PDF: 3a9c133b859b9ba5907f2dbc29f5995e327e8d9a201c96e8f7687bedcf941faf.
- Identifiers
- slug mauritania-iman-assurance · row 1229/api/v1/insurers/mauritania-iman-assurance.json