Singapore sees persistent mortality and critical illness gaps despite increased insurance awareness

Singapore's Protection Gap Study 2022 reveals progress in insurance awareness, but significant mortality and critical illness gaps remain

Share

Singapore sees persistent mortality and critical illness gaps despite increased insurance awareness

THIS PREMIUM INSIGHT IS FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY.

Stay ahead with precise, independent journalism of APAC's insurance markets.

Unlocked access today:

Already subscribed? Log in here

Read next

two-years-on-key-points-of-discussion-remain-for-australian-cyclone-reinsurance-pool
asian-nat-cat-insurance-protection-gap-double-latin-americas
growth-in-sme-cyber-risks-calls-for-adjustments-in-cat-models-guy-carpenter
updated-australian-rainfall-anp-runoff-guidelines-forces-flood-risk-rethink
koreas-life-and-non-life-segments-see-contrasting-net-income-results-in-1h-2024
hong-kongs-direct-general-insurance-underwriting-profit-doubles-in-q2-2024
reinsurers-achieve-highest-returns-on-equity-in-over-a-decade
asia-pacific-insurers-urged-to-improve-data-gaps-to-improve-nat-cat-risk-pricing
hard-reinsurance-market-to-remain-for-at-least-two-more-years-am-best
number-of-insurance-affordability-stressed-households-in-australia-rose-30-in-last-year-actuaries-institute

Share this article