Emerging Asia’s middle class women have appetite to spend more on insurance: Peak Re report

There is a "significant opportunity" for insurers to develop products that provide financial security and resonate with priorities of the demographic.

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Emerging asias middle class women have appetite to spend more on insurance peak re report
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Ellis Ng

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