Health insurance
Institute calls for improved coverage for mental health
Patients suffering from depression increased by 35% from 2017 to 2021.
Institute calls for improved coverage for mental health
Patients suffering from depression increased by 35% from 2017 to 2021.
Insurers to tackle rising chronic disease rates by 2030
Mental health is now seen as a priority across generations.
Etiqa launches e-Takaful Hayat for PERKESO contributors
The app also assigns a health score to users based on their screening results.
State health insurer urged to boost benefit packages immediately
Lee urged PhilHealth to use funds to expand coverage for other treatments.
Zurich Australia launches income protection for women’s health
It will cover conditions such as menopause and endometriosis.
Filipino gamers hold promise for FWD
The insurer plans to support other games and aspects of the gaming ecosystem beyond esports.
MSIG launches new health policy CriticalCare Plus
This covers Parkinson’s and Alzheimer's, among other CIs
HL Assurance targets early detection with new critical illness plan
The policy offers up to $231,250 coverage.
Vietnam's health law revision to ensure compatibility with medical laws
The law may also introduce a deadline for the annual audit settlement.
AIA Hong Kong Partners with CUHK Hospital
Eligible customers will receive discounts on specialist consultations.
Extended mortality risks loom for insurers
Insurers will need reassessment of mortality portfolios.
Ping An Health sees strong return on equity continuity
It reported capital and surplus (C&S) of $1.22b in 2023.
MSIG, Serenity target gaps in local health coverage
It plans to expand to Indonesia and Vietnam.
New Singlife campaign offers up to 4.5% returns amidst inflation woes
It is available for the first S$10,000 in an account.
Allianz Life enhances employee benefits in Malaysia
Some of the benefits include priority admission and cashless outpatient radiotherapy treatment.
Insurers burdened by managing investments, seeks third-party aid
Life insurers outsource less frequently than P&C or health insurers.
Only a third of Singaporeans have critical illness coverage
A quarter of Gen Zs did not meet MAS’ financial planning guidelines.