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SEDDK updates DASK fund investment and expenditure regulations

The Insurance and Private Pension Regulation and Supervision Agency (SEDDK) has introduced new regulations regarding the working principles of the Natural Disaster Insurance Institution (DASK). The changes, published in the Official Gazette, aim to restructure how DASK funds are managed and invested.

Under the new rules, the technical operator must report to SEDDK four times a year—in January, April, July, and October—regarding expenditures that exceed five times a specified amount. Investment strategies for the DASK fund will prioritize asset diversification, liquidity, low principal risk, and high returns, with specific procedures to be determined by the Board of Directors.

The regulation also allows for the creation of long-term portfolios (maturities exceeding one year) if the fund's total exceeds twice the annual storage share plus significant liabilities such as outstanding claims and reinsurance payments. Management of the fund is permitted through the technical operator or portfolio management companies that are subsidiaries of public-owned banks authorized by the Capital Markets Board (SPK). To ensure oversight, the technical operator is required to submit monthly reports on investment distribution and performance to the Board of Directors.

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Capital Markets Board · Insurance and Private Pension Regulation and Supervision Agency · Natural Disaster Insurance Institution

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