ADB: The financial inclusion crusader
AIR Worldwide: Cyber - Towards the holy-grail of modelling
Singapore to remain Beazley's gateway to Asia
Agents Awards Feature - 1st Asia Trusted Life Agents and Advisers Awards: Shining the spotlight on the best and brightest
Asia Insurance Industry Awards 2016 - Some Forty Names in Finals for 20th Asia Awards
GIF 2016 Focus - Transforming cultures and mindsets
Health, Technology & Beyond - Catering to the changing consumers
Health, Technology & Beyond - How agents can grow business in the age of automation
Health, Technology & Beyond - The consumeristic patients
Taiwan - Still room for growth
Taiwan - Regulator on a mission
Taiwan - Better life for longer
Taiwan - Protection for Taiwan's fast-ageing population
Taiwan - Non-Life: Flourishing future
Sri Lanka - Double-digit growth in 2015
Sri Lanka - Disaster insurance to government's rescue
Sri Lanka - Implementing the new RBC
Terrorism - Confronting the ongoing terrorist threat in Southeast Asia
Construction - Infrastructure Project Insurances: Getting it right
Healthcare in Asia - In pursuit of healthcare
Healthcare in Asia - Top 5 insurance regulatory "watchouts" in Singapore
Think Tank: The Geneva Association - The logic behind consolidation: A view from the outside
Legal Page - Major Legislative Developments affecting the UK Insurance Industry: Will Hong Kong follow suit?
Life Insurance Disruption - What has happened to the Value Chain?
Bancassurance - Leveraging data for growth
CFO Focus - The insurer's CFO: A corporate strategist first
IT in Insurance - The Internet of Things: Observations and predictions
Cyber - Growing a sustainable cyber insurance market in Asia
Focus on Data - IIRFA highlights the integral role of data analytics
Focus on Data - "Data, Data, Everywhere"
Sports - Risk Management for the Olympics
Mining - Coal mine safety in China - An insurance perspective
AEC Focus - Lessons from "Brexit" for the AEC
Book Review - The Social Business Imperative
Asia: Direct impact of Brexit on region seen as limited
EAIC 2016 - Championing industry renewal and innovation
Asia: Closing the protection gap
Asia: Getting ready for retirement
Asia: Partnering with govts, academia and NGOs to provide agriculture insurance
Asia: Technology will change the face of the insurance game
Advanced markets in Asia see steady expansion in life and non-life - Swiss Re
Asia: Takaful in the digital era
Finalists of 13th Australian Insurance Industry Awards
Asian News - Australia: Regulator reviews role of Appointed Actuary
Asian News - China: Regulator identifying "too-big-to-fail" domestic insurers
Asian News - China: 10 new insurers approved in 1H
Asian News - Lombard International opens a Hong Kong brokerage
Asian News - India: First-ever local privately-held reinsurer obtains initial clearance
Asian News - South Korea: National reinsurer to see record high profits this year
Asian News - Japan: Major banks to reveal commissions received from insurers
Asian News - Macau: Legislators approve voluntary central provident fund
Asian News - Malaysia: Regulatory risk parameters to be scrutinised
Asian News - Nepal: Draft law to make insurers launch micro-insurance plans
Asian News - Singapore: MAS proposes lower capital requirements for insurers
Asian News - Singapore: Munich Re strengthens regional hub operations
Asian News - Thailand: Insurance sector moving to adopt insurtech
Global News - IAIS releases updated G-SII assessment methodology
Global News - Global M&A dips as insurers search for other routes to growth
Corporate Risk Management News - COSO seeks public comment on updated ERM framework
Global News - World corporate risk reaches peak levels: Coface
Product Bytes
Diary of Events
People on the move
The pace of change in healthcare is accelerating faster than ever before. Insurers have to keep up, creating products, innovate and sell differently, as the younger generation no longer share our view of the world. So while the thrust is the same - to be consumer-centric - but the consumers have changed.
Ms Clara Shih of Hearsay Social says the biggest disruptor is the ever-changing consumer. She lists five success strategies that agents can adopt to engage their clients and stay relevant.
The pace of change will be greater in the next five years than the past 100 and insurers will have to adapt and face the challenge of the rapid pace of change in technology head-on, said experts at the LIMRA/LOMA's 2016 Strategic Issues Conference with the theme "Health, Technology, & Beyond: Meeting Today's Evolving Customer Needs". By Benjamin Ang in Hong Kong
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