السماح لشركة الضامنون العرب للتأمين بالعودة الجزئية إلى العمل في عقود تأمين العاملين بالمنازل وعقود تأمين الوافدين فقط، اعتبارًا من يوم 5/11/2026

The CBJ has permitted Arab Guarantors Insurance to resume only domestic-worker and expatriate insurance business, rather than its full licence, after accepting legal undertakings and remediation steps. The company must complete financial, technical and administrative remediation while protecting policyholder and beneficiary rights. A four-month window from 5 November 2026 to settle outstanding claims creates a hard milestone and elevated conduct risk if missed.

The CBJ signals continued intensive supervision and warns of stronger legal and regulatory measures for non-compliance. For compliance teams, this is a reminder that partial permissions can carry strict scope limits and conditionality. Insurers and brokers should verify any exposure to the firm, monitor claims settlement progress and preserve clear audit trails.

Product, claims and distribution teams should ensure customer communications direct policyholders to official channels and avoid speculative statements. Counterparty and outsourcing risk teams should assess whether the firm's remediation affects reinsurance, delegated claims or distribution arrangements. Boards should review remediation-plan governance and escalation triggers where regulatory undertakings are in place.

Competitors may see limited opportunities in the two lines if service disruption occurs, but reputational and conduct expectations remain high. Key action: diarise 5 March 2027 as the outside claims-settlement date and prepare contingency for supervisory escalation.