Abstract
The role of the insurance industry in national economic stability is indispensable, particularly in developing nations like the Maldives. Despite substantial potential, the industry's penetration levels remain below desired thresholds. This research aims to investigate the performance of Maldivian insurance companies, focusing on investment-related aspects. Drawing from existing literature on global insurance sectors, the study formulates hypotheses and employs multiple regression and qualitative analysis on primary data from the Maldives insurance industry. The findings suggest a collective influence of various factors on the financial performance of the sector. Additionally, the study explores preferred investment instruments over different time durations and identifies challenges hindering optimal investment returns. The research provides recommendations for stakeholders to enhance the investment climate, fostering sustainability and collaborative initiatives within the industry.
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