Singapore

The Life Insurance Association recommends critical illness coverage 3.9 times the annual income.

LISS will help banks, asset managers, and corporates access trade credit insurance coverage.

It extends a cash payout of S$200 per day of hospitalisation up to a total of S$2,000.

Covered is a pay-per-kilometre insurance and maintenance plan.

The overall business impact would be temporary because no further penalties were handed out.

eRemit Singapore is also expanding its remittance services to a business audience.

It will apply to vaccines administered in Singapore under SAR.

Its IP coverage for vaccine complications now include those approved by WHO under EUL.

They failed to properly monitor individuals onboarded as advisors, directors.

Beneficiaries have been receiving fresh produce since May this year.