Prudential Hong Kong Limited
The Prudential brand is built on a rich global heritage, but looks keenly to the future. We are one of the largest, most innovative insurers in Hong Kong with a thriving presence across Asia and Africa. Our robust multi-channel distribution platform provides the most comprehensive and innovative range of protection, savings, and investment solutions to meet the diverse needs of our customers and their loved ones.
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Prudential launches insurtech solutions MedScreen+
The solution was launched in partnership with Reinsurance Group of America, Incorporated.
Prudential Hong Kong forms alliance with 7 local hospitals
This partnership aims to build a healthcare ecosystem in Hong Kong.
9 in 10 ‘pawrents’ don’t have insurance for their pets – Prudential
Prudential policyholders are mainly concerned about timely emergency treatments and affordability.
Prudential expands medical network with UFH in Greater Bay Area
Prudential will directly settle pre-approved medical expenses with UFH upon completion of treatment.
Prudential HK makes new appointments in management
Liang Huijia and Cai Mingxiong began their terms last December.
Prudential Hong Kong is ‘core’ subsidiary in next 2 years – S&P Global Ratings
The Hong Kong subsidiary is seen to contribute 15% to 20% CAGR to the parent company.
Rising health and income concerns drive increased savings in Asia
A new Prudential survey revealed that Asians save a lot of money for health and income-related emergencies.
HK residents hesitant in long-term financial planning – Prudential
Despite setting savings targets, individuals face challenges in achieving financial freedom, as 52% of their income goes towards daily expenses.
Prudential expands hospital coverage in Chinese mainland
It is the first insurer in Hong Kong to cover all Class 3 public hospitals and Class 2A hospitals.
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