Uzbekinvest retains highest solvency rating of “uzA++”

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The "uzA++" rating is the highest assessment of financial stability on the national scale
Uzbekinvest retains highest solvency rating of "uzA++"
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The rating agency Ahbor-Reyting has affirmed the insurance company Uzbekinvest with the highest national scale solvency rating of «uzA++» with a «Stable» outlook based on the results of its operations in 2025.

The «uzA++» rating is the highest assessment of financial stability on the national scale and indicates the company’s exceptionally high capacity to meet its obligations to policyholders in a timely and full manner.

According to the agency’s assessment, the maximum rating level is driven by Uzbekinvest’s leading position in the insurance market of Uzbekistan, the stable growth of its insurance business, a high level of capitalisation, a significant investment portfolio, an effective system of corporate governance and risk management and international ratings from Moody’s and A.M. Best alongside its ISO 9001:2015 certificate.

At the end of 2025, the volume of the company’s insurance premiums increased by 27.9% to reach 1.61trln soums, assets grew to 2.57trln soums and net profit rose to 55.1bn soums.

The national rating assessment is complemented by the company’s high international ratings. In July 2026, Moody’s Ratings upgraded Uzbekinvest’s financial strength rating to «Ba1» with a «Stable» outlook. Today the company is the only financial institution in Uzbekistan with this level of assessment. A.M. Best also assesses the company’s financial strength at «B» and its long-term issuer credit rating at «bb» with a stable outlook.

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