16 billion more spent on insurance agent commission, Nepal National Life in the lead, IME ahead in growth rate
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Media Baaji
- Mon, 17 August 2026
Kathmandu. Life insurance companies have increased insurance agent commission expenses by 10 percent compared to the previous year. In the last financial year, life insurance companies have spent more than 16 billion on agent commission. According to the data released by the companies, the company that spent 14.80 billion rupees on agent commission in the previous financial year increased the commission expenses by 10 percent and spent 16.30 billion rupees.
Nepal Life is the company that distributed the most insurance commission last year. In the last fiscal year, Nepal Life has distributed commission expenses of 4 billion 12 million rupees. Commission expenses Commission expenses have increased by 12 percent.
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