insurance

Why 9 in 10 APAC insurers hold stable outlooks

Non-life insurers are likely to benefit from favourable reinsurance conditions.

Robust capital enables AIA to absorb volatility amidst China expansion

AIA’s capital buffer is expected to remain strong through 2027.

Portfolio remediation helps Bao Minh restore underwriting margins

Despite facing underwriting losses in 2024, its overall earnings stayed positive.

Reinsurance strength helps CTPI HK absorb major fire losses

AM Best projects that CTPI HK’s capital position will remain solid.

Sollers says insurers to speed cloud adoption in 2026

Japan and parts of Europe are taking a more cautious approach in terms of adoption.

Why APAC insurers average 35% of assets with external managers

Allocations range from 24% to 45% across firms managing a combined $2.6t.

This week in insurance: Malaysia sees CEO shake-ups, AI set to reshape operations, HK underwriting hit by new losses

Meanwhile, demand for remote work in Singapore’s insurance sector increased 15.3%.

Swiss Re appoints Nicole Pieterse as next chief people officer

She has held senior HR roles across the financial services industry.

S&P says rapid expansion could weaken Prudential outlook

Prudential will likely keep a strong capital buffer and steady profit growth.

bolttech buys 2019-founded mTek to boost embedded insurance

The platform works with major insurers including GA Insurance, Sanlam, and Britam.

Will AI copilots replace legacy insurance systems by 2026?

Data shows executives trust generative AI at twice the rate of machine learning.

Storm and fire losses deepen pressure on Hong Kong P&C earnings

The incident will add to diluted earnings but is unlikely to threaten overall solvency.

Social media lawsuits surge, lifting insurers’ liability exposure

Insurers may need to revisit policy wording and tighten risk selection.

Australia’s life insurance market set to hit $19.8b by 2029

Medical inflation remains one of the biggest drivers of rising claims costs.

Taboos, low confidence stall legacy planning across Asia

Two-thirds of Asians fear their wealth will not outlast their children’s generation.