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Integrated non-bank financial regulator

GrenadaGARFIN

Insurance supervision in Grenada.

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01 / The institution

Grenada Authority for the Regulation of Financial Institutions

GARFIN licenses and supervises insurers under the Insurance Act, alongside other non-bank financial institutions.

How it is structured

Integrated non-bank financial regulator

Institutional source ↗

What it oversees

The Insurance Act, CAP 150, governs insurance; the GARFIN Act establishes the authority.

Mandate source ↗

The legal foundations

Mandate, written into law.

Establishing legislation and the rules governing insurance may be different instruments.

02 / Market signals

The numbers, with context.

Figures retain the reporting period and accounting basis of their source. They are snapshots, not live indicators or directly comparable country rankings.

Insurance penetration. A current premium-to-GDP ratio has not been independently verified for this profile. No estimate is substituted.

03 / The report notebook

A dated view of the market.

What we noted in the regulator’s publications. Each entry separates the period covered, publication date when known, and our review date.

04 / Official contacts

Reach the institution.

Public institutional channels, checked 26 September 2026.

Research trail

Sources you can follow.

Independent editorial research by Insurers Global. Source dates do not certify that a law includes every subsequent amendment.

  1. Grenada Authority for the Regulation of Financial Institutions ↗Checked
  2. GARFIN — Insurance Companies ↗Checked

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