Mr Peter Book from Guy Carpenter & Co looks at the drivers of agriculture (supply side constraints and demand side drivers) and the importance of risk transfer in food production.
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In the next 20 years, China will become the world's largest agricultural insurance market. Mr Stephen Warwick of Aon Benfield says robust risk management is the key to China cementing its position as the agricultural insurance leader.
Weather forecasters are predicting scanty rainfall across the country as a result of the El Nino effect. We speak to two insurers on the likely impact this will have on the industry in India
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Dr Andreas Milidonis from Nanyang Technological University shares details on the "Multi-population Mortality Risk" project where they endeavour to build a comprehensive mortality database for the region.
There is now clear evidence that earthquakes are clustered in both space and time, says Professor Paul Somerville from Risk Frontiers.
Nat CAT losses are on the rise and many developing and emerging countries are hit especially hard. Munich Re's Jennyfer Yeung-Williams and Mr Bui Quang Hai discuss the trend.
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There is a greater need for Public-Private Partnership in Asia as governments can no longer act as the "insurer of last resort" amidst the increasing frequency of Nat CATs in the region, said speakers at the Fifth International Symposium on Catastrophe Risk Management.
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Industry experts shared their insights and outlook for bancassurance and other growing distribution channels at the recent 15th Asia Conference on Bancassurance & Alternative Distribution Channels.
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Ms Khadijah has resigned from both the Malaysian Insurance Institute (MII) and ASEAN Insurance Training & Research Institute (AITRI) after a decade of passionate and untiring service in both institutes which saw MII becoming a key provider of comprehensive human capital development solutions to the industry in Asia. Asia Insurance Review presents our tribute to this amazing woman.
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