Insurance

Malaysian Re report calls for healthcare finance reform

The healthcare expenditure in Malaysia accounts for only about 4% of the GDP.

Insurance Brokers Association of India unveils new President

He takes over from outgoing President Sumit Bohra.

Pacific’s capital strength stable despite reinsurance reliance: AM Best

It’s net underwriting growth is expected to stay elevated in the medium term.

Zhongyuan Agricultural Insurance profits from cost controls: Fitch

It’s capital position is projected to remain resilient over the next 2 to 3 years.

Insurance customers are cautious about AI’s decision-making role

Although, 7 in 10 consumers think AI can significantly reduce waiting times.

Korea’s new capital rules reduce insurers' capital burden

Under the revision, capital adequacy benchmark will be lowered to 130% to 140%.

This week in insurance: HKIA introduces caps, MS&AD merges two subsidiaries, Prudential names new regional CEO

Taiwan’s life insurance sector is set to remain volatile in 2025 due to shifting surplus components.

Novidea appoints new APAC and MENA sales chief

He will also continue as Co-CEO of Docomotion.

FWD launches Set for Life Plus amidst career uncertainty

More Filipinos are delaying traditional life choices such as marriage and parenthood.

Insurers seek diversification with private market assets

Whilst inflation has eased, interest rates remain elevated.

Chubb launches new casualty, cyber coverage for life science firms in APAC

Businesses will have access to multiple insurance lines through a single package.

Prudential debuts wellness support for children

The platform was introduced alongside Prudential Entrust Multi-Currency Plan.

The increasing number of affluent individuals in India and their evolving insurance needs

As India’s affluent population continues to grow, their insurance needs will become increasingly complex.

MS&AD to merge Mitsui Sumitomo, Aioi Nissay Dowa by April 2027

The merged entity could equate to the Japanese insurer holding the top market share.