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Will regulatory shifts shape NZ non-life insurers’ outlook?
Will regulatory shifts shape NZ non-life insurers’ outlook?
New regulatory requirements continue to raise costs for insurers.
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Chinese insurers expand digital solutions to customise coverage
Underwriting remains disciplined and selective as insurers prioritise achieving profitability.
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Insurers controlling 90% of Japan's market tighten terms
Pricing continues to rise, although the pace of property rate increases has slowed.
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Singapore’s non-life insurers see growth as offshore business expands
However, competition from global carriers continues to squeeze margins.
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China's non-life insurance sector should remain stable: AM Best
Insurers continue to face weak domestic demand, the agency said.
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Demand continues to rise as vehicle accidents increase and more consumers finance new and used cars.
How stable is Hong Kong’s insurance market?
Hong Kong saw $13.1b (HK$100.5b) in general insurance gross premiums for 2024.
Malaysia sees stable non-life growth amidst premium rise
Gross direct premiums reached $5.43b in 2024, up 7% from the previous year.
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Global premiums are also forecast to grow 2.3% in real terms in 2026 and 2027.
What type of insurance coverage do Indians prefer now?
Women are increasingly choosing Critical Illness (CI) riders.
India’s non-life insurance market to stay stable
Due to strong growth prospects, favourable investment conditions, and more.
Why Japan’s insurers brace for heavy payouts in projected quake scenarios
Nankai Trough earthquake has a 60% to 90% probability of occurring.
Why Taiwan’s non-life insurance sector maintains steady growth
AM Best says the non-life sector is supported by stable underwriting performance.
China’s non-life insurance market shifts focus toward specialty lines in 2024
Motor insurance remains the largest segment at about 54% of premiums.
How did Philippine insurers perform in Q3 2025?
Insurance penetration climbed to 1.85% in Q3 2025.
Why 4.5 million Australians skip insurance claims over premiums
The most commonly skipped claims were for home and car insurance.
Australia’s non-life insurers sustain profit with firm reinsurance terms
The sector also remains dominated by IAG, Suncorp, QBE and Allianz.
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