Marking its 60th anniversary this year, the company reported its most recent cumulative insured business exceeding HK$2.45 trillion (US$313bn), encompassing over 200 markets globally.
The trade credit insurer is rolling out liquidity aid, faster claims handling, and counterparty diversification support for firms exposed to markets around the Strait of Hormuz and Israel.
War-risk terms have tightened across shipping and aviation, with P&I clubs cutting Gulf liability limits and insurers reassessing cover amid route disruption.
The Italian-headquartered insurer posted a record €8bn operating result globally, with Asia life business outpacing every other region in terms of growth.
The PE firm is said to be considering strategic options for Oona, just over three years after the firm was established through a US$350m equity commitment.
