Insurance-linked securities, captives and other alternative capital structures are increasingly important tools for supporting Asia's rising infrastructure risk exposures, the regulator said.
Cover extends to the global exposures of US-domiciled companies, with 30 traditional and alternative capital providers pricing each placement individually.
As operators assume greater responsibility for power infrastructure, insurers face new questions around batteries, construction, curtailment and BI coverage.
The insurer's new global data centre head will oversee the development of integrated underwriting, risk engineering and claims solutions for the sector.
Malaysia is expected to expand its data centre capacity more than tenfold, ranking alongside India and Japan among the region’s fastest-growing AI infrastructure markets.
