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They are expecting to see growth in medical products and critical illness products, says Sun Life.

The annual rankings reveal that the city’s top insurers gained S$263b in terms of assets.

The annual rankings reveal that the city’s top insurers yielded HK$688b in terms of assets.

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Seven in 10 see rise in critical illness insurance sales.

Rising premiums and digitisation present a faster and positive recovery for the sector.

With its insurtech partner CareVoice, it promises a user-centric and fully digital experience.

The insurtech helps bridge the trust gap between advisors and clients.

It partners with insurers to distribute plans through e-commerce sites.

Its five-year digitalisation plan allowed for easy transition to remote work and services.

Gross direct premiums dropped 3.6% to $2.05b.

The segment will likely prioritise foreign currency over the local dollar.

Regulatory disruptions have also reduced access to life insurance.

Only AIA, Tokio Marine, and MS&AD considered a pandemic as a key risk to operations.

A product with a wide-reaching coverage and having a strong digital service is the way to go, says CEO Walter de Oude.