Indonesia

Indonesia health rules impose 5% co-pay on claims

Outpatient charges will be capped at about $16.9 per case.

Lippo General Insurance outpaces Indonesia premium growth

The insurer is also expanding into credit coverage.

KB Insurance Indonesia faces reinsurer risk despite strong capital

Full profit retention supports the insurer’s balance sheet strength.

Aon names Stephen new CEO for Indonesia business

He served as chief underwriting officer for Zurich in Indonesia.

CIMB bundles Takaful insurance and loan for first-time car buyers

The programme includes road tax, total vehicle loss protection, and Takaful.

Indonesia life premiums rise 5% as claims hit $2.1b

Booked new business premiums reached $1.5b from January to March 2026.

PT. Zurich Asuransi Indonesia, Tbk. receives accolade at Insurance Asia Awards 2026

Its digital adoption has enabled a holistic approach, delivering accessible, future-ready insurance.

Indonesia life claims fall 7.9% as surrenders decline

The industry paid $6.2b to 6.92 million beneficiaries during the first nine months of 2025.

Indonesia credit claims jump 17% in Q1 2026

The loss ratio climbed above 100% during January to March.

Tokio Marine Indonesia's capital holds strong despite reinsurance risk

AM Best expects risk-adjusted capitalisation to stay at its strongest level.

Indonesians lose financial security confidence: Survey

Nearly a quarter of respondents tapped savings to manage daily expenses.

Igloo deploys AI travel insurance sales channel in Indonesia

It handles discovery to policy issuance in single conversational flow.

FWD names Jeffrey Woo to lead Indonesia unit

Woo previously served as Chief Bancassurance Officer at FWD Thailand.

Indonesia's life insurers cover 168.03 million people in 2025

The insured population increased 8.6% year-on-year in 2025.

Insurance growth strains trust at claims stage

Claims delays reshape customer loyalty patterns in Indonesia insurance sector.

Indonesia's financial sector urged to shift from expansion to resilience

The country’s 5% growth is no longer a green light for risk-taking, an economist warns.