Eduardo Cruz, president of Humano Seguros, stated that the life insurance sector will be one of the fastest-growing segments in the Dominican market after the elimination of the premium tax. ^[1] Humano Seguros plans to combine business growth with strict financial discipline, operational efficiency, and the development of new insurance products over the next five years. ^[2] Eduardo Cruz explained that the life insurance business disappeared in the 1980s because a 16% tax on premiums made the product unaffordable for consumers. ^[3] Humano Seguros reported a 104% growth in sales over the last five years, equivalent to 26,472 million pesos. ^[4] The Dominican government implemented a gradual elimination of the selective consumption tax on life insurance premiums, with full removal scheduled for 2029. ^[5] Carlos Mitnik was presented as the new executive vice president and general manager of Humano Seguros. ^[6] Humano Seguros employs approximately 2,200 collaborators and is undergoing an internal transformation process to increase productivity through technology and artificial intelligence. ^[7]