MetLife settles Tk 1,384cr claims in 1st half of 2026

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Published On: 25 Jul 2026, 17:58

DHAKA, July 25, 2026 (BSS) - MetLife Bangladesh has settled claims amounting 
to Taka 1,384 crore during the first six months (January-June) of 2026, 
covering insurance benefits and payments for loss of life and medical needs.

In a media release here today, MetLife Bangladesh Chief Executive Officer 
(CEO) Ala Ahmad said, "The claims amount settled in the first half of the 
year reflects our strong commitment to supporting customers and their 
families when they need us most. 

By continuously enhancing our claims process to make it faster, simpler, and 
more transparent, we aim to strengthen customer confidence and contribute to 
building greater trust in Bangladesh's insurance sector."

In 2025, MetLife Bangladesh settled Taka 2,895 crore in claims, the highest 
among all life insurance companies in the country while maintaining a strong 
claims settlement ratio of 98 percent-- one of the highest in the industry.

Customers of MetLife Bangladesh benefit from a streamlined process, with 
claims requests submitted online and payments typically disbursed within 
three to five working days, the release said. 

The company's proactive approach and efficient settlement have contributed to 
higher customer satisfaction and strengthened trust in the insurance sector, 
it added.

MetLife currently serves around 10 lakh individual customers and more than 
900 corporate clients in Bangladesh.

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