QBE

QBE is a trusted provider of specialist expertise and professional insurance services. Its insurance specialists develop leading-edge products that are client-focused, delivering cover tailored to deal with everything from complex risks to more simple and straightforward insurance needs.

See below for the Latest QBE News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary

QBE Insurance Group could see 5% revenue growth in 2025

It also has a stable outlook thanks to expectations of continued underwriting discipline.

QBE Insurance reports 7% YoY GWP growth in Q1 2025

Between January and April, catastrophe claims cost QBE approximately $420m.

How prepared are Singapore’s SMEs for business interruption?

Only a fifth of businesses claim they have adequate insurance coverage.

65% of Hong Kong SMEs lack business interruption coverage

Rising property rental prices remained top concern for the second consecutive year.

QBE Asia names CEO for new role

He is currently CEO of QBE Singapore.

QBE Insurance slated for earnings improvement – S&P Global Ratings

The insurer outperformed catastrophe loss projections.

29% of micro-SMEs can't handle $10k setback despite coverage

59% of micro-SMEs have not updated their insurance since starting their business.

Why a third of Singaporean SMEs don’t use cyber insurance

Amongst those without coverage, half considered purchasing a policy.

QBE underwrites CyberFender for Singapore SMBs protection

It protects against security breaches, interruptions, and cyber extortion.

QBE's gross written premiums rise 1.5% to $17.6b in 9M 2024

Strategic portfolio exits have mitigated the impact of catastrophe losses.

QBE Capital Global's outlook stable: AM Best

The ratings reflect the strategic importance of both entities within the QBE group.

QBE, YAS debut pay-as-you-sell insurance for Hong Kong merchants

It is designed for HK-based merchants expanding in the US market.

Li-Ion battery reliance impact insurers heavily, geopolitical tensions possible

A Li-Ion factory in South Korea exploded and killed 22 people last year.

Cyberattacks cost Australian businesses $71,600 on average

74% of Australians identify data breaches as a major privacy risk.

QBE's conservative portfolio curbs investment risk

Net profit doubled year-on-year to $806m in H1 2024.

How did APAC insurers fare in 2023?

The average premium earned by these companies grew by just 1.3%.