List of insurance companies in Bangladesh

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1.Met Life Insurance Company Ltd.

2. Sonali life insurance company ltd.

3. National Life Insurance Company Ltd.

4. NRB Islamic Life Insurance Company Ltd.

5. Chartered Life Insurance Company Ltd.

6. Alpha Islami Life Insurance Company Ltd.

7. Astha Life Insurance company Ltd. (Army Welfare Trust)

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8. Meghna Life Insurance Company Ltd.

9. Padma Islami Life Insurance Company Ltd.

10. Popular Life Insurance Company Ltd.

11. Bengal Islami Life Insurance Ltd.

12. Prime Islami Life Insurance Co. Ltd.

13. Rupali Life Insurance Company Ltd.

14. Sandhani Life Insurance Company Ltd.

15. Sunflower Life Insurance Company Ltd.

16. Sunlife Insurance Company Ltd.

17. Zenith Islami Life Insurance Ltd.

18. Mercantile Islami Life Insurance Ltd.

19. Pragati Life Insurance Ltd.

20. Guardian Life Insurance Ltd.

21. Fareast islami Life Insurance Company Ltd

22. Best Life Insurance Company Ltd.

23. Protective Islami Life Insurance Co. Ltd.

24. Bondhon Life Insurance Co. Ltd.

25. Sawdesh Life Insurance Co. Ltd.

26. Diamond Life Insurance Co. Ltd.

27. Delta Life Insurance Ltd.

28. Trust Islami Life Insurance Co. Ltd.

29. Jamuna Life Insurance Ltd.

30. Golden Life Insurance Ltd.

31. Homeland Life Insurance Company Ltd.

32. Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of Bangladesh Ltd.

33. BAIRA Life Insurance Company Ltd.

34. Gurdian Life insurance Ltd.

35. Progressive Life Insurance Company Ltd.

Private sector (non-life)

1. Agrani Insurance Company Ltd.

2. Asia Insurance Ltd.

3. Asia Pacific Gen Insurance Co. Ltd.

4. Bangladesh Co-operatives Ins. Ltd.

5. Bangladesh General Insurance Co. Ltd.

6. Bangladesh National Insurance Co. Ltd.

7. Central Insurance Company Ltd.

8. City General Insurance Company Ltd.

9. Continental Insurance Ltd.

10. Crystal Insurance Company Ltd.

11. Desh Gen. Insurance Company Ltd.

12. Eastern Insurance Company Ltd.

13. Eastland Insurance Company Ltd.

14. Express Insurance Ltd.

15. Federal Insurance Company Ltd.

16. Global Insurance Ltd.

17. Green Delta Insurance Co. Ltd.

18. Islami Commercial Insurance Co. Ltd.

19. Islami Insurance Bangladesh Ltd.

20. Janata Insurance Company Ltd.

21. Karnaphuli Insurance Company Ltd.

22. Meghna Insurance Company Ltd.

23. Mercantile Insurance Company Ltd.

24. Nitol Insurance Company Ltd.

25. Northern General Insurance Company Ltd.

26. Peoples Insurance Company Ltd.

27. Pheonix Insurance Company Ltd.

28. Pioneer Insurance Company Ltd.

29. Pragati Insurance Ltd.

30. Paramount Insurance Company Ltd.

31. Prime Insurance Company Ltd.

32. Provati Insurance Company Ltd.

33. Purabi General Insurance Company Ltd.

34. Reliance Insurance Ltd.

35. Republic Insurance Company Ltd.

36. Rupali Insurance Company Ltd.

37. Sonar Bangla Insurance Company Ltd.

38. South Asia Insurance Company Ltd.

39. Standard Insurance Ltd.

40. Takaful Islami Insurance Ltd.

41. Dhaka Insurance Ltd.

42. Union Insurance Company Ltd.

43. United Insurance Company Ltd.

44. Sena Kalyan Insurance Company Ltd.

45. Sikder Insurance Company Ltd.

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Public sector (non-life)

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