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HK warns against fake free insurance ads
HK warns against fake free insurance ads
The circulating ad even featured a government Dep’t logo.
Japanese insurers eye profit from hikes in fire and auto insurance
FY24 profit targets exceeded Jefferies’ forecasts.
MetLife relies on Australian arm through 2026
S&P Global says MetLife Insurance would keep a stable outlook.
Howden Re appoints new client strategy chariman
David Hearn has over 42 years of experience in the industry.
HK insurers’ Q1 premiums mounts $22b in premiums
On a year-on-year basis, it climbed 12.2%.
How Thai insurers can battle through a high-risk environment
Low cybersecurity lands Thailand at the 64th spot in overall resiliency rankings.
HKIA bans two agents for false credentials
The cases occurred before the HKIA took over the regulation of insurance intermediaries in 2019.
Insurers must offer privacy on the back of personalisation
Industry experts at Insurance Asia Forum believe Thailand is bound for growth, but warn against data and health risks.
Union Insurance settles pandemic claims, boosts capital
Its adjusted capital and surplus have returned to pre-COVID levels.
Howden Re sees property-cat rate decline
Forecasts show a 60% chance of La Niña developing midseason.
MSIG to stay afloat in the next 2 years: S&P
MSIG HK is unlikely to be sold despite its small capital and earnings contributions.
HDI Global's Q1 net income rises to $112m
Thanks to inflation-related price changes and new business in property.
Cathay Life projects continued profitability: S&P
The life insurer is likely to remain the group's flagship entity, dominating revenue and assets.
Sunshine Life retains adequate capital buffer: Moody’s
The insurer was able to show an ROC of 4.7% in FY23.
Taiwan life insurers' foreign sales rise 6% in March
Investment-linked insurance products generated NT$9.3b during the month.
Etiqa SG unveils Tiq CashSaver for young families and adults
The minimum monthly savings amount starts at S$125.
Manulife SG elevates pro recognition programme
The programme holds a 67% retention rate.
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