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The Insurance Association of Turkey (TSB) is implementing its digitalization-based project for a ‘sustainable world’. With the project, where saving is put at the forefront of combating climate change, it becomes possible to issue an E-Insurance Policy and an E-Insurance Commission Expense Document electronically.
TSB Chairmen Atilla Benli: “Thanks to our project, the annual paper savings will be approximately 155 million pieces; the material savings related to paper printing, distribution and other costs will be approximately 50 million TL and the labor-time cost savings will be 741.916 hours.”
Underlining that the project is a very big step forward in the name of sustainability, TSB President Atilla Benli said: “As the insurance industry, we do our part to combat climate change and support our government with all our might to fulfill the requirements of the Paris Climate Agreement and the Green Development Revolution of our country. In this context, our project, which makes possible the E-Insurance Policy and E-Insurance Commission Expense Document, which will make tangible contributions to savings and sustainability, will be the pride of our industry.”
“As TSB, we are leading the way in a user-friendly and environmentally friendly digital world”
Benli continued his words as follows: “The reasons for our existence as the Association include providing added value to the country's economy, expanding the insurance sector, developing our products in favor of the insured, and expanding the use of our products. We shape our work within the framework of these goals. Now, with our E-Insurance policy and E-Insurance Commission Expense Document project, we are happy to take another big step towards achieving these goals. The Department of Revenue Administration has collected opinions by publishing the Draft E-Insurance Policy Technical Manual. We also expect that the Draft Technical Manual of the E-Commission Expense Document will be published very soon.”
Benli said: “Along with the rapidly developing technology, a digital world is emerging that is forcing the financial sector to transform, especially. As one of the largest components of the financial sector, it is unthinkable that we will deprive ourselves of the time and cost-saving opportunities of a user-friendly and environmentally friendly digital world. This understanding was also the starting point of our E-Insurance Policy and E-Insurance Commission Expense Document project, which we carried out together with the Insurance and Private Pension Regulation and Supervision Agency, the Ministry of Treasury and Finance, the Revenue Administration and the Insurance Information and Supervision Center. |
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