DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF STATE REGULATION OF INSURANCE ACTIVITIES
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- 1. Samarkand Institute of Economics and Service Senior Lecturer, Department of "Investment and Innovations"
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This article examines the distinctive features of state regulation in the insurance sector, focusing on its role in ensuring market stability, consumer protection, and sustainable industry development. The study analyzes regulatory frameworks, supervisory mechanisms, and institutional structures that govern insurance activities, with particular attention to licensing procedures, solvency control, risk-based supervision, and compliance requirements. It also explores the balance between government intervention and market freedom, highlighting how effective regulation promotes transparency, financial soundness, and competitive development within the insurance market. Comparative insights from international regulatory models are provided to identify best practices applicable to emerging markets. The findings emphasize that comprehensive, modern, and risk-oriented state regulation is essential for enhancing the reliability and efficiency of the insurance sector.
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