Magazine

Read the latest edition of AIR and MEIR as an Interactive e-book

Mar 2018

Contents

March-Home
Editor's Message
Guest Editorial
Magazine article aboutRIMS-President-Robert-Cartwright-Jr-Attracting-the-next-generation

RIMS' President Robert Cartwright, Jr: Attracting the next generation

Winners Special
Magazine article aboutMedix-Global-More-transparency-needed-to-limit-medical-inflation

Medix Global: More transparency needed to limit medical inflation

Interview
Magazine article aboutLloyd-s-Seeking-sustainable-pricing-for-all

Lloyd's: Seeking sustainable pricing for all

J B Boda: Building relationships for 75 years

Rajesh Sud: 17 going on 18!

RMS: Modelling risks - How could it have been worse?

IFoA on UN sustainability goals

Going Digital
Magazine article aboutStaying-relevant-in-digital-China

Staying relevant in digital China

Cover Story
Magazine article aboutAsia-s-Pandora-s-box

A Roaring Trade in Health

Asia's Pandora's box

Healthcare in Asia: A storm in the making!

Cybercrimes make healthcare sick

India's budget conundrum - Insuring 500 million

Country Profile
Magazine article aboutRegulations-lead-the-way

Hong Kong

Regulations lead the way

Interview with the Insurance Authority: Growing in lure as a Hub

HKFI: Supporting the industry through a raft of regulatory changes

Mainland's demand to boost both life and general insurance

Life insurance continues to soar

General insurance stagnant, but buoyed by Mainland infrastructure projects

Reinsurance perspective: China and regulatory priorities

Wishlist and Viewpoints: Words from the players

The Insurance Authority: The new investigation and enforcement agency

Intermediaries in the Forefront
Magazine article aboutRole-of-Brokers-in-the-Digital-Era-Entrenched-or-marginalised

Role of Brokers in the Digital Era: Entrenched or marginalised

Broker survival tips in the digital landscape

Insights
Magazine article aboutMaking-climate-change-a-boardroom-issue-for-insurers

Think Tank

Making climate change a boardroom issue for insurers

India Rendezvous Update

New reinsurers are the flavour of the season!

Regulation

Are you IFRS 17-ready?

Flood and Big Data

Satellite data offers new hope for flood-stricken farmers in India

View from India

Insurers have a role in road safety

loT in Motor Insurance

Digitalisation is driving motor insurance in China

The rise of the connected vehicle - and what it means for warranties

Hitting the brakes on motor

Microinsurance

Delivering 6,700% growth in microinsurance

Corporate Risk Management
Magazine article aboutInsurance-CROs-under-pressure-from-digital-risks

CRO

Insurance CROs under pressure from digital risks

News

Asian

Asia: Economic momentum driving insurance - Moody's

Asia: InsurTech investments surging strong

Australia: Some health insurers should consider mergers - APRA

Bangladesh: New law makes insurance mandatory for shipbreakers

Another Thai insurer eyes life in Cambodia

Cambodia: Asia Advisers Network contributes to raising the bar in agency

China: Insurance and financial industry regulation set to be discussed by lawmakers

India: Insurance mart could expand by 230% to US$280 bln in 3 years

Indonesia: Insurers expect more than US$420 mln from insuring state assets

Indonesia: WanaArtha Life on infrastructure development funding through PPP

CII aims to help bridge Indonesia's 'Insurance Gap''

Japan: More age-related insurance products expected

South Korea: Local insurers to play bigger role in corporate plans

Macau: Most of Typhoon Hato losses were reinsured

Malaysia: Non-life market to see continued subdued growth

Pakistan: Infrastructure projects to generate additional premiums of up to US$600 mln

Singapore: Life insurers toast stellar growth of 24% for 2017

Philippines: High capital demands deter non-life players from microinsurance

Singapore: InsurTech newbie provides cover for Internet economy

Sri Lanka: Market expects more foreign interest in non-life sector

Taiwan: Strong local currency a heavy drag on life sector's 2017 profits

Thailand: Muang Thai Life eyes expansion beyond Indochina

Vietnam: Foreign players an asset to insurance mart - Bao Viet Securities

Global

Shuzo Sumi named as IIS' Hall of Fame Laureate

A record-breaking earthquake CAT bond for World Bank

Corporate Risk Management

Look out for these what-if scenarios - WEF's 10 potential future shocks

Top connected risks trends in 2018 - Russell Group

Product Bytes

Product Bytes

Diary
People on the move

People on the move

Cover Story

A Roaring Trade in Health

Asia's Pandora's box

There is unfortunately no magic wand that can provide a solution to the healthcare woes of Asia: ageing demography, rising lifestyle/non-communicable diseases, environment and pollution related afflictions, galloping medical inflation and many more. Can the spirit of compassionate capitalism be invoked to achieve a more inclusive, sustainable and affordable healthcare industry for Asia? What can insurers do?
 

Healthcare in Asia: A storm in the making!

Asia Insurance Review speaks to reinsurers, insurers, brokers, health evangelists and medical management solution providers to understand the healthcare problems in Asia and the way forward.
 

Cybercrimes make healthcare sick

Modern healthcare industry is highly evolved. However, with petabytes of sensitive and vital data, it has become vulnerable to cyber-crime prowlers. Employees have emerged as the weakest link in the chain. Continuous training and reskilling of human resource, at all levels can thwart at least 95% of cyber-attacks.
 

Buy Now

India's budget conundrum - Insuring 500 million

The world’s largest government funded healthcare programme which is expected to benefit 500 million beneficiaries was announced by the Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in his Budget proposal presented in February for the 2018-19 fiscal year (FY2019). We look at the challenges before the government in getting this programme off the ground and running.
 

Buy Now

About

News

Conferences

Products

Ins Communications Pte Ltd., 103A Amoy Street, Singapore 069923. Tel: (65) 6224 5583, Fax: (65) 6224 1091 | Copyright 2024 All rights reserved.