The insurer plans to redeploy proceeds from about US$25bn in cross-shareholding sales, as Japanese regulators press major carriers to cut legacy equity stakes and improve capital efficiency.
Cyclone pool ends year with a A$1.21bn operating deficit, but Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation said it remains cash-flow positive and able to meet all expected claims.
Despite strong premiums growth, claims paid by Cambodian insurers increased 27% year-on-year to US$65.9m between January and August 2025, according to the Insurance Regulator of Cambodia.
The regulator noted that balanced risk-sharing with domestic reinsurers is vital to maintaining stability and supporting sustainable growth in Indonesia’s insurance industry.
The talks also cover potential funding mechanisms for the scheme, including the use of disaster relief funds or small deductions on utility bills, according to a government official cited by Reuters.
