March of the machine
South Korea
Cracking the L&H code among Millennials and Gen Zs
Moderate growth despite elevated loss activity
A mature market, yet much to be achieved
New opportunities emerge despite slowing general insurance market
Regulatory overhaul amid IFRS17, K-ICS, and digital transformation
Industry faces major headwinds in growth and profitability
AI-related systemic risks a challenge for insurance industry
Generative AI isn't just for speed, it's a chance to personalise every interaction
The AI opportunity in Nat CAT models for Southeast Asia and beyond
Moving away from 'silent AI'
Smarter, faster and leaner: AI's next frontier in Insurance
When technology and regulation move together, policy wordings must keep up
The evolving role of the reinsurance broker
Change the only constant for brokers in APAC
Demand for deeper data insights drive change in broker's role
Asia remains key growth area for brokers
Soft pricing persists in Asia as SMEs and cyber risks expand
Broking regulations usher in structural transformation
Adapt and innovate to remain relevant
Asia's insurance broking market shifts from transactional model to risk advisory
Building bridges across Singapore's reinsurance industry
Life & health
View from India: On design, distribution and communication of life insurance
The evolution of IRDAI: driving foreign investment and overhauling regulation
Asian
Australia: 2.7m Australians overlook health insurance premium rise notices
Hong Kong: Three insurance brokers fined US$54,900 for AML breaches
India: New private reinsurer given green light
Singapore: Marine insurance risk landscape is being reshaped
South Korea: Insurers to invest US$5.6bn in National Growth Fund
Werner Bugl, pioneering (re)insurance leader, has passed away
Products and alliances
People on the move
The insurance landscape across Asia Pacific is evolving rapidly. Businesses are operating across borders, risks are becoming more complex, and clients increasingly require partners that combine strong local expertise with global capability.