International reinsurers are expected to absorb over 93% of the proposed programme's THB75bn (US$2.27bn) exposure, with domestic carriers retaining only a small portion of the risk.
The study, based on more than 63,000 insureds, found that traditional underwriting metrics do not fully capture the complexity of an organisation’s digital footprint.
The regulator found gaps in how insurers account for future losses and consumer protection, with further industry discussions scheduled in the fourth quarter.
Regulatory reforms, increasing insurance penetration and demand for digital and catastrophe coverage are expected to drive growth in Malaysia's non-life insurance market.
