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AISL Executive Summary

Tunisia affiche un score AISL ajusté de 40.5/100, classé « restrictif ». Le marché de l'assurance y pesait 1.2 milliard $ en 2024, pour une pénétration de 2.3% du PIB. L'absence de cession légale obligatoire distingue ce marché, avec un accès plus direct pour les réassureurs étrangers.

Summary written from verified AISL data, not an opinion, a starting point for analysis.

North Africa

🇹🇳Tunisia

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Economy

Capital

Tunis

Population

Not documented

GDP

$51.3 B

Currency

TND

Insurance market

Market size

$1.2 B

Penetration

2.3%

Density / capita

Not documented

Growth (GDP proxy)

Not documented

Regulatory framework

Regulatory openness

Restrictive

Compulsory cession

No

Active friction mechanisms

0 / 7

Reference year

2024

AISL Score

Base score

40.5

Adjusted score (friction)

40.5

Regulatory access

100/100

Methodology breakdown

AISL recommendation: WAIT / DATA REVIEW (V2 provisoire)

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Similar markets

Structurally close profiles to Tunisia, computed on market size, growth, sector structure, environment and founder judgment.

Market (2024)

Vie : 30%

$359.3M

Non-vie : 70%

$835.9M

Total : $1.20 Md

Total premiums

$1.2 B

Penetration

2.3%

Density / capita

Not documented

Growth

Number of insurers

International comparison

This market is -62% versus the OECD average (6.2% of GDP, 2024) and -57% versus the average across all reporting jurisdictions (5.4%, 2024).

Source: OECD, Global Insurance Market Trends 2025. These averages cover jurisdictions reporting to the OECD, not an exhaustive global sample.

Source: Atlas Magazine - African Insurance Market 2024

Macroeconomic context (2024)

GDP

$51.3 B

GDP growth

Population

Inflation

Currency

TND

Source: IMF WEO DataMapper API

Regulatory mechanisms

Compulsory cession
No
Right of first refusal (ROFR)
No
Local capacity required
No
Minimum rating required
No
Accreditation required
No
Withholding tax
No
Fronting special acceptance
No

Source: AISL Score V2 + Atlas Magazine + Wikipedia

What this market requires at entry

No regulatory friction mechanism identified for Tunisia — no specific requirement beyond standard licensing procedures.

"What If" Simulator

Each active friction mechanism removes 3.4 points from this market's score (base score: 40.5, before regulatory friction). Uncheck a mechanism below to simulate its removal and see how many points this market would regain — using the exact AISL scoring formula.

Simulated score

40.5

real score
Restrictive

0 mechanisms active (0 × 3.4 = −0.0 pts)

Active reinsurers

10 reinsurers (national + regional operating in this zone), 2021 revenue in USD millions

ReinsurerScopeRevenue 2021 (M$)Net income (M$)Observed growth2022(est.)2023(est.)2024(est.)2025(est.)2026(est.)2027(est.)2028(est.)
Ghana Re - KenyaRegional
WAICA Re - ZimbabweRegional
Zep Re - ZimbabweRegional
Zep ReRegional
CICA - ReRegional
Waica Re - KenyaRegional
Zep Re (PTA Reinsurance Co)Regional213.018.1+2.3%218.0223.0228.0233.2238.6244.0249.6
CICA-RERegional176.213.4+11.3%196.1218.3243.0270.6301.3335.5373.7
WAICA ReRegional153.319.9+49.5%229.5343.3513.5768.11148.91719.12572.0
Tunis ReNational56.65.8-3.2%54.853.051.349.748.146.545.0

Source: Atlas Magazine, Reinsurance Yearbook 2023. Last real data available: fiscal year 2021 (left-hand columns). The "2028 revenue (estimated)" column, in italic gray, is a projection based solely on the growth rate observed between 2020 and 2021 (capped between -30% and +50%/year); this is not an observed figure and should be treated with caution, particularly for companies with volatile or negative net income.

Market signals for Tunisia

Marché26 Aug 2026

Vienna Insurance Group : résultats semestriels 2026

L'article traite des résultats semestriels de la Vienna Insurance Group pour l'Afrique en 2026, en particulier pour le marché tunisien de l'assurance. Il aborde également les résultats semestriels d'Africa Re et des lancements de produits par IFAGE au Sénégal.

See source

AISL Summary

  • AISL positioning: 41/100, "Restrictive" market.
  • Insurance market: $1.2B, fiscal year 2024.
  • No compulsory cession identified, more direct access than elsewhere on the continent.
  • Sits 6.5 points above the regional average (5 scored markets).

Regional comparison

Average adjusted score in North Africa : 34 (out of 5 scored markets)

Tunisia is 6.5 points above the regional average

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