Insurance premiums rise by 8.8%
Insurance premiums in Jordan increased by 8.8%, reaching approximately 418 million dinars by the end of May 2026, driven by rising demand for medical and vehicle insurance. Conversely, paid claims grew by 10.6%, totaling around 250 million dinars during the same period. The majority of premiums were allocated to medical insurance (168 million dinars) and vehicle insurance (116 million dinars), while the largest claims were for vehicles (115 million dinars) and medical expenses (97 million dinars). The sector also experienced a decrease of more than half in the number of complaints submitted, alongside a significant rise in settled claims.
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