GWP forecast to hit SG$7.35bn (US$5.5bn) by 2028 thanks to increasing demand and new regulations, but growth slowdown anticipated due to economic and geopolitical challenges.
Against the backdrop of devasting natural catastrophes, China's State Council is seeking to reduce the country's protection gap with expansion of insurance products in small towns, rural areas, and for...
Aon predicts APAC employers to see 9.7% rise in medical plan costs in 2024, driven by factors including return to pre-pandemic health care levels, high-cost treatments, chronic diseases, and global economic...
South Korea leads in insurance digitalization according to Swiss Re's Insurance Digitalisation Index, with focus on R&D spending and digital connectivity; emerging markets are also catching up, providing...
A model created by Lloyd's predicts that a food supply shock event could result in between US$3 trillion to US$18 trillion in global economic losses, with Greater China and APAC most vulnerable.
The disasters encompassed diverse events, including an avalanche in Nyingchi, Tibet, heavy rains in Henan Province affecting the harvest, and Typhoon Doksuri leading to catastrophic floods in the Hai River...
China's insurers saw its investment portfolio grow by over 10% last year, however insurers are grappling with dwindling yields, limited investment options, and negative spreads due to declining interest...
Despite observations of potential risks, China Life Insurance's robust performance and substantial government support earn it a continued A+ rating from Fitch.
The round brings total funding for the insurtech to nearly US$40m, as it aims to scale its SME-focused, subscription-based healthcare insurance offering.
Korean C-suite expects increased profits, independent of significant lift provided by IFRS 17 and despite increased competition and economic uncertainties.
Koin intensified, instead of weakening as expected, with Hong Kong issuingits second highest storm signal at 7pm, before lowing it again just before midnight local time.
