- CEO
- Mohammad Sana Ullah
- Full Time Employees
- 727
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Multi-line insurance
- Address
- Dhaka Bangladesh
- IPO Date
- Apr 21, 2016
- Business
- Bangladesh National Insurance Company Limited is a Bangladesh-based non-life general insurance company engaged in providing comprehensive risk management, indemnity, and general insurance solutions to commercial, industrial, and retail clients. Founded in 1996 as an affiliate of the Meghna Group of Industries, the company is headquartered in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and operates across the country through an extensive network of approximately 35 branch offices. The company manages its operations through five core non-life insurance segments: Fire Insurance, which provides coverage against standard fire, allied perils, property loss, and business interruption; Marine Insurance, covering marine cargo for international and domestic transit, marine hull, and freight liability; Motor Insurance, offering comprehensive own-damage, commercial fleet, and third-party liability insurance; Engineering Insurance, encompassing Contractor All Risk, Erection All Risk, Machinery Breakdown, Boiler and Pressure Vessel, Deterioration of Stock, and Electronic Equipment Insurance; and Miscellaneous Insurance, which includes personal accident, overseas mediclaim, workmen compensation, burglary, cash-in-transit, cash-in-safe, fidelity guarantee, and public liability coverage. In recent corporate developments, the company has expanded its digital policy servicing and automated claims settlement platforms to improve operational efficiency and customer turnaround times. Financially and strategically, the company marked its 30th year of operations in 2026 with accelerated earnings growth driven by optimized reinsurance cost management and disciplined underwriting, supported shareholder value through an increased 22 percent cash dividend approved at its 30th Annual General Meeting, and maintained an AAA long-term credit rating from Emerging Credit Rating Limited, reflecting robust solvency, claims-paying capability, and institutional balance sheet strength.