The maturing of Asian (re)insurance
Singapore
ILPs and annual premiums boost life insurance but Savings gaps persist
InsurTech scene thriving on strategic partnerships
Digitalisation, tariffs and autonomous vehicles shape non-life industry
Strong fundamentals help attract reinsurers to Singapore market
Navigating a sudden travel disruption
From dual systems to unified success
Singapore insurance sector remains resilient
Reinsurance shifts to nuanced underwriting
APAC reinsurers can expect stable and orderly renewals
Active Re sets sights on APAC as core growth pillar
How collaboration between actuaries and underwriters is shaping L&H solutions in APAC
The AI revolution in actuarial science
Staying to an objective to build client trust
Partnering for sustainability and success in APAC
Risk selection central to strategy in adapting to APAC's landscape
Setting sights on strategic growth across APAC and Middle East
General
Insurance broker challenges in the digital age
Addressing climate risks
Navigating the unexpected in the future of major and complex loss claims
Bridging protection gaps and driving excellence
View from India: Insurers can help bridge the enormous home insurance coverage gap
Life & health
Asia is ageing and going solo, brings in opportunities and challenges as well for life insurers
Humanising digital: The future of life insurance agencies in Asia
How China's giants are building health and ageing ecosystems
Charting the path to close Asia's $1tn insurance protection gap
Promoting responsible investment
Innovation and collaboration in insurance are vital in the age of AI
Asian
Australia: Reinsurance pool wrote GWP of A$720m in FY24-25
Bangladesh: Regulator proposes major cuts in management costs
Singapore: New programme launched to strengthen SMEs' cyber security
Thailand: Mandatory for migrant workers to buy health insurance
Vietnam to roll out sweeping social insurance and wage reform measures
Products and alliances
People on the move
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