Falling premiums reflect surplus capital rather than lower exposure, PARIMA speakers said, as geopolitical, AI, climate and labour risks combine and compound.
Panellists at PARIMA’s Singapore conference said captives are drawing more interest as fewer risks suit standard cover, but setting one up is hard without the actuaries, claims experts and insurers to...
Facilities that are out of date on completion and equipment that cannot be replaced new for old are complicating cover, while clustered sites raise aggregation concerns, speakers at the PARIMA Singapore...
Companies should map AI use, document controls and test incident plans as automated systems create exposures across cyber, liability and business interruption.
Pricing new mobility risks requires rating factors built for the technology, not retrofitted from old variables, industry experts said at the Asian Actuarial Conference 2026.
Actuaries must move beyond modelling and pricing, (re)insurance executives said at AAC2026, citing gaps exposed by the pandemic, climate volatility and AI
Rising medical inflation and ageing populations are forcing life and health insurers to shift from product distribution to life-stage design and value generation.
Executives at ITC Asia said insurers should make data collection a visible value exchange while simplifying disclosure, reducing friction and improving customer experience.
