Hong Kong

Blue to partner with over 100 brokers in 2 years through new channel

The first product available is the 25-year participating life insurance plan.
1 day ago

Blue to partner with over 100 brokers in 2 years through new channel

The first product available is the 25-year participating life insurance plan.
1 day ago

HSBC appoints new CEO for life insurance arm

She has over two decades of experience with HSBC.
2 days ago

FTLife rebrands as Chow Tai Fook Life Insurance

It also unveiled a new membership programme.
2 days ago

Manulife Hong Kong partners with T. Rowe Price on new income fund

It aims to pay a monthly dividend with the latest annualised yield for Class Ax at 6.89%.
3 days ago

PICC Group's sole overseas entity enhances PICC HK

Last year PICC HK returned to profitability.
4 days ago

Bowtie, Merck partner for Hong Kong fertility subsidies

Over two-thirds of respondents feel work pressure affects their desire to have children.
5 days ago

Hong Kong’s cyber incidents call for robust protection

Last year alone 7,752 security incidents were recorded.

FundPark, HKECIC bare pioneering effort for insured growth for Hong Kong SMEs

Their partnership integrated data analytics and credit insurance to aid and protect small-scale business operations.

AIA teams with BlackRock, BNY for scalable investment ecosystem

It will use BlackRock’s Aladdin technology with BNY’s data management.

Insurance agent barred for misappropriating funds

He allowed premiums totalling $4,623 to be deposited into his bank.

Lockton Companies Hong Kong wins Insurance Asia Awards 2024 for taxi insurance project

It has partnered with TaxieCo to revive the taxi insurance industry, which has been recovering from underwriting losses.

Prudential reels in new group chief agency officer

He has over 24 years of experience in the industry.

HKFI launches check scheme for insurance agents

The scheme aims to prevent problematic agents from moving between firms.

AXA launches hospital cash plan for simplified coverage

Customers can receive $130 (HK$1,000) per day as a hospital income benefit.

HK insurers may need capital boosts due to new rules

The new regime could be costly for insurers.