Evaluating The Financial Performance Of Insurance Companies In The State Of Qatar Using DUPONT SYSTEM

Abstract

The study of the mutual relationship between return and risk is prepared by the DUPONT SYSTEM for a period of 10 years from 2008 to 2017 in Qatari insurance companies. Costs, which characterized the Qatar General Insurance Company by achieving the highest average profit margin of 99,699 and the AU Asset Utility Index, which measures the efficiency of management in using its assets to achieve its revenues, which characterized Doha Insurance Company as it achieved the highest asset benefit of 34,771 Financial leverage EM, or the so-called ownership multiplier index, which is the ratio that measures the risks related to the use of ownership money, which characterized Qatar Insurance Company, as it achieved the highest rate of raising money of 267,677. The aim of using DUPONT SYSTEM is to compare the performance of companies in the same industry as network analysis to predict future changes, thus adding another dimension to the evaluation of Qatari insurance companies for optimal investment based on sound performance evaluation. The results of the study showed that companies that follow the policy of cost leadership strategy may It achieved a lower return than that which followed the policy of differentiation strategy. The research hypotheses were tested using ANOVA, and the following was found:1-The existence of statistically significant differences between Qatari companies operating in the insurance field due to the return on equity (ROE).2- The existence of statistically significant differences between Qatari insurance companies due to the financial leverage index Equity On Multiplier (EM).3-There are statistically significant differences between Qatari insurance companies attributable to the Return On Asset index (ROA).4-There are statistically significant differences between Qatari insurance companies due to the Profit Margin (PM) indicator.To confirm the results, a Multiple Comparisons Tukey was performed