United Overseas Insurance
United Overseas Insurance Limited (UOI) was founded in 1971. The company’s principal activities are the underwriting of general insurance business and reinsurance. General insurance covers a broad spectrum of classes of insurance, amongst which are fire, marine, motor, engineering, general accident, and liability business.
UOI targets growth as capital stays strongest: AM Best
UOI targets growth as capital stays strongest: AM Best
Consistent internal generation and low underwriting leverage support its financial position.
Middle East war exposes cash-flow risks for Singapore SMEs
UOI CEO says many businesses remain underinsured amid rising operating costs.
Asia insurers risk irrelevance as protection gaps widen
An expert said Singapore saves 36% of its income despite having high protection and critical illness gaps.
UOI records $85.7m insurance revenue in 9M2025
This is an increase of 7% compared to the same period last year.
UOI to boost tech investment by nearly 50% from 2023 levels
It said it plans to expand in Singapore and key ASEAN markets.
United Overseas Insurance posts $6.73m in H1 2025
In H1 2025, earnings per share stood at $0.22.
United Overseas Insurance maintains growth outlook on strength of fire segment
Thanks to its Singapore market and access through UOB’s bancassurance channel.
UOI proposes $8.9m final and special dividends for FY2024
If approved, the dividends will be paid on 16 May.
United Overseas Insurance’s focus on Singapore market yields stable earnings
UOI's balance sheet strength is supported by its risk-adjusted capitalisation.
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