Reih Angeles – (Re)in Asia

Reih Angeles Deputy News Editor

Reih Angeles is Deputy News Editor at (Re)in Asia, steering the desk's breaking coverage of Asia Pacific insurance and reinsurance. Areas of specialty include insurer and life results, reinsurance and catastrophe losses, cyber, and regulatory change across India, Korea, China and Hong Kong.

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QBE expands Evariste Yeung's remit to cover motor, A&H and householder across Asia

July 2 2026

The promotion expands Yeung's remit to include householder insurance alongside his existing regional motor responsibilities.

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Australian broker code body refers two firms to ASIC over strata insurance conflict concerns

July 1 2026

The review examined seven brokers that collectively operate with 1,088 representatives in strata management.

Awa Ketty-Camara steps into Asia multinational role at Allianz Commercial

July 1 2026

The promotion widens her remit from Singapore, Korea and India to the wider Asia region.

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China’s NFRA sets tighter AI rules for insurers, banks

June 29 2026

High-risk uses, including underwriting and claims, will face stricter oversight, human review and privacy safeguards.

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KIRI urges insurers to strengthen IFRS 17 disclosures as reliance on regulatory filings grows

June 29 2026

The institute says more granular reporting is needed to help users compare liability changes, CSM movements and claims experience.

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Japan's non-life insurers face lower share-sale gains, but underwriting remains strong – Fitch

June 26 2026

The country's three major non-life groups remain well capitalised after FYE26 earnings were supported by divestment proceeds and better pricing in domestic motor and property lines.