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Dec 2024

December-Home

Editor's Letter

You cannot fight macroeconomics

Insurance 2025 predictions

Invaluable insights from the region’s C-suite

Five considerations for insurance investment in 2025

Asia insurance is on the cusp of transition

Working towards sustainability in healthcare

Smaller reinsurers find opportunities in hard market conditions

Insurance support critical for Sri Lanka's economic recovery

Opportunities and challenges for InsurTechs

Risks to grow more complex for insurers

Transformative trends in embedded insurance

Upcoming trends in Singapore's insurance industry

Insurers and InsurTechs together can create a better scenario

InsurTech faces a crucial developmental turning point

AI adoption will be a high priority in Australia's InsurTech scene

Asia's insurers shift to active investment strategies for better returns

Myanmar's economic crisis to impact life sector

India's insurance sector in 2025

Localised risk retention and talent investment grow onshore capacity

Malaysian reinsurers have opportunities in captive insurance

Emerging complex challenges in Malaysia's insurance industry

Enabling insurers to thrive sustainably

Commercial insurance and small enterprises

Being responsive to consumer needs

Opportunities aplenty despite challenges

Reinsurance intermediaries crucial in insurer adaptability

Industry transformation will trend higher

Opportunities abound in commercial insurance

Reinsurance

SIRC continues to facilitate industry advancement

Flood risk and CAT models

Insurance

General

Better post-disaster outcomes from insurance in emerging Asia

View from India - Product innovation and customisation impacts insurance adoption

Insurance well placed to drive LGBTQ+ acceptance

Insuring autonomous vehicles

Life & health

Navigating Asia's evolving health insurance landscape

Market Profile

China

NEV insurance premiums surge with new entrants

Chinese InsurTech weighs Hong Kong re-listing amid challenges

China is expanding its rural insurance services

Actuarial

Actuaries are the bridge between technology and risk

Cutting the underwriting process to three days

AI claims models can work with character-based languages

Notebook

Asia Insurance Industry Awards 2024 winners revealed

Lack of trust in insurance is a risk driver

Urgency and resilience in addressing protection gaps

An opportunity for the global insurance industry

Strengthening global insurance industry collaboration

News

Asian

India: Survey shows extent of increase in insurance coverage in rural sector

Malaysia: Takaful association releases strategic transformation plan

Singapore: Life market chalks up 23.5% growth in new business premiums in first nine months

Product Bites

bolttech and Tune Protect Re launch travel insurance in Hong Kong

AXA XL introduces cyber coverage for Gen AI risks

Takaful Malaysia introduces new online protection plans for cars and motorcycles through its Kaotim platform

Great Easten Life Indonesia launches a new life insurance product

Zurich Takaful Malaysia launches long-term medical plan

India's ICICI Lombard introduces AI-powered travel insurance for international travellers

Diary

People on the move

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Insurance - General

APAC still has capacity for political violence insurance

By Sarah Si -

Source: Asia Insurance Review | Nov 2024

There is sufficient insurance capacity for political violence coverage in despite political and civil volatility in some territories such as Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam.

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APAC still has capacity for political violence insurance

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