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01Qatar · UAE · Bahrain
0212+ industry sectors
03Instant results
04No personal data

What regulators require / 01

Without these coverages, your business cannot legally operate in the Gulf.

Gulf regulators — QCB, CBUAE, CBB, MOHRE, and sector-specific authorities — mandate specific coverages. Missing them means fines, licence suspensions, and direct financial exposure.

01 / WORKFORCE

Workers' Compensation & Health

Mandatory from the first employee. Qatar Labour Law No. 14/2004, UAE Labour Law Art. 54, and Bahrain Labour Law No. 36/2012 all require workers' compensation. Dubai and Abu Dhabi also mandate employer-sponsored health insurance.

02 / MOBILITY

Motor Third Party Liability

All vehicles require compulsory TPL before registration. Qatar Traffic Law No. 19/2007, UAE Traffic Law No. 21/1995, and Bahrain Road Traffic Law Decree 18/1976 enforce this without exception.

03 / CONTRACTS

Performance Bonds & Guarantees

Government tenders across Qatar, UAE, and Bahrain require bid bonds (1–2%) and performance bonds (5–10% of contract value) as legal prerequisites. Without them, contracts cannot be awarded or executed.

04 / ASSETS

Property & Financed Assets

QCB, CBUAE, and CBB-regulated lenders require property insurance on mortgaged assets. Free zone and mainland commercial leases (QFC, JAFZA, DMCC, Bahrain Bay) frequently mandate tenant liability cover.

Mandatory scope varies by country, emirate, free zone, and sector. This diagnostic is informational; final validation should be done with a licensed insurance broker or risk advisor.

Results / 02

The numbers don't lie.

Every company diagnosed had at least one mandatory coverage gap. All of them purchased the required policies after the diagnostic.

Already used by companies in Qatar.

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companies had coverage gaps

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purchased every required policy

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How it works / 03

Fidein diagnoses the gaps. A licensed broker partner quotes and places the policies.

What Fidein does

  • Anonymous, data-driven diagnostic
  • Maps mandatory and recommended coverages
  • Flags the legal basis and risk rationale for each

What the broker does

  • Reviews your diagnostic results
  • Quotes the coverages you need
  • Places the policies through regulated channels

Fidein is not an insurance broker. Policies are placed through licensed partners regulated by the relevant authority in each country.

The process / 04

First, what Gulf law requires. Then, what protects your business.

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Describe your operation

Country, industry, size, and activity. No personal data.

02

See what regulators require

Coverages mandated by QCB, CBUAE, CBB, MOHRE, and sector regulators — with the exact legal basis.

03

Evaluate what is recommended

Market-standard coverages carried by comparable Gulf businesses, and the specific reason each one applies.

The team / 05

Two founders combining insurance, banking, and quantitative science.

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Oscar Reyes

Co-founder & CEO

Insurance and risk expert with a technical background. BSc in Computer Science and MSc in Financial Risk Management from Politecnico di Milano. Worked as a reinsurance underwriter, managing a portfolio of hundreds of millions in premiums. Oscar leads Fidein's product and its regulatory and coverage engine.

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Julio Mora

Co-founder & COO

Investment banker with M&A experience and a BSc in Physics. He leads finance, partnerships, and fundraising, including building the broker and insurer partner network across Latam and the Gulf.

Why this team wins

Fidein is a rare combination of founders: one has underwritten risk at scale inside a major reinsurer; the other has structured deals as an investment banker. Both have quantitative training — computer science and physics. That mix is what it takes to turn complex insurance regulation into software, and to sign the distribution partners that make it a business.

Partnerships / 06

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