Singapore

From traditional brokers to tech-led platforms: How B2B insurance is changing in Singapore

B2B insurance has traditionally relied on one thing above all: trusted human advice
1 day ago

Grandtag opens larger Singapore office to support regional growth

The broker’s new office is estimated to be 40% bigger than the previous location.
2 days ago

FWD Singapore, IPP eye Gen Zers amidst wealth influx

Assets are being passed down through families from one generation to the next.
2 days ago

Great Eastern see earnings rise 13% YoY in Q1 2025

But total weighted new sales contracted by 34% YoY.
6 days ago

Amundi names Jian Xiong Asia insurance specialist in Singapore

Xiong brings over 15 years of experience.
6 days ago

Manulife Singapore streamlines advisor tools with iFUNDS update

The update also allows Unit Trust transactions directly within the platform.

Singlife launches shared accident coverage for families

The insurer said this is the first personal accident insurance plan in the market.

Flexible work gains ground in Singapore’s insurance sector

The sector was amongst those that typically require on-site presence.

Singaporeans hesitant on insurance as investment, CIMB study shows

Yet, less than half are financially prepared for their retirement.

Great Eastern outlines 2025 priorities with focus on value creation

It plans to expand its product offerings in wealth accumulation.

MSIG Singapore unveils pet insurance with up to $15k coverage

It also includes complementary therapies such as acupuncture and physiotherapy.

Singlife Financial Advisers CEO to stick to growth roadmap

The market is ever changing, and SFA would adjust its strategy and pivot when needed.

Singaporeans want early retirement, but many lack confidence

72% say the goal is realistic—and 43% feel confident managing their finances toward it.

SingSaver sees insurance as next frontier for consumer awareness

There’s a growing demand for travel, home, pet, and investment insurance.

Prudential partners with Thomson Medical to expand IP specialist network

IP customers will have access to approximately 100 additional specialist doctors.