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AIA Singapore’s payout hits $40b in last decade

Claims and maturity proceeds span protection and savings.

AIA Singapore paid out more than $40b in death, critical illness, accident, hospitalisation and maturity proceeds over the last decade, the company said in a press release marking its 95th anniversary.

The $40b covers protection claims and maturity payouts to policyholders over the last 10 years, including payments linked to retirement and savings products.

The insurer said it safeguards the health and wellness of more than one-third of Singapore’s workforce and was the first insurer in Singapore to provide mental health coverage to policyholders.

AIA Singapore also operates the AIA+ super app integrating insurance, healthcare, wellness and financial management services, and said AIA Vitality members enjoyed over $10m worth of partner rewards and benefits in 2025.
 

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