Pubblicato online: 30 giu 2025
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/vjes-2025-0007
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This article aims to provide a better understanding of the current state of the insurance market in Morocco. It also seeks to discuss the necessary conditions for leveraging the sector’s potential and increasing its penetration rate. This involves analyzing the regulatory and legal framework governing the insurance industry, exploring the market structure, examining the dynamics of supply and demand, and addressing the current challenges faced by the sector. The adopted methodology is based on a rigorous documentary analysis and the collection of secondary data from reliable sources, such as ACAPS. The study’s findings reveal that the Moroccan insurance sector is experiencing sustained growth, as evidenced by the increasing volume of issued premiums, particularly in the life insurance and automobile insurance segments. However, this growth is accompanied by a high market concentration, where a small number of large companies dominate a significant share of issued premiums, thereby limiting competition and the emergence of new players. Additionally, the market is characterized by significant entry barriers, including strict legal requirements for obtaining licenses, which hinder innovation and the diversification of insurance offerings. The article also highlights the untapped potential of the Moroccan market in the segments of inclusive and innovative insurance, emphasizing the importance of developing insurance products tailored to the needs of underinsured populations. Among the proposed recommendations, the study stresses the need to ease market entry and exit conditions, diversify and digitize insurance offerings, and enhance competition, particularly in the motor liability insurance segment. Finally, the article calls for strengthening consumer protection by simplifying contractual relationships and regulating insurance comparison platforms to ensure healthy competition and greater transparency. These measures aim to position Morocco as a regional leader in the insurance sector, responding to both local challenges and global market dynamics.