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April-Home
Editor's Letter
Magazine article aboutThe-kingdom-at-the-middle-of-the-world

The kingdom at the middle of the world

Market Profile
Magazine article aboutLife-insurers-strategise-for-long-term-future

China

Life insurers strategise for long-term future

Cost cuts and survival pose new reality for China's property insurers

Biggest insurers expect surge in net profits in 2024

Qianhai Re sees growth in offering tech-driven solutions

Securing the food supply

The growing issue with NEV insurance costs and coverage

Push for implementation of country-wide long term care insurance

Working to scale Nat CAT challenges

Brokers & MGAs
Magazine article aboutMGAs-in-Asia-find-niche-in-cyber-insurance

MGAs in Asia find niche in cyber insurance

Life reinsurance broking beckons as a new and dynamic space

Sustainability is good ethics and huge business for insurance brokers

Brokers raise the bar for HNW clients amid market consolidation

India's insurance brokers moving to rural sector in dynamic new phase

Future of insurance broking will be a blend of technology and human expertise

Reinsurance
Magazine article aboutChanging-regulations-an-area-of-opportunity-for-reinsurers

Changing regulations an area of opportunity for reinsurers

Labuan Re looks to growth through creating demand

Future partnerships for life reinsurers call for combined capabilities

Insurance
Magazine article about2024-A-milestone-year-for-regional-insurers-in-Asia

General

2024 - A milestone year for regional insurers in Asia

Insurers leveraging East Asia and APAC energy transition

Positioning insurance to better mitigate wildfire risks

Life & health

Health insurance in HK has to navigate demanding road ahead

View from India - Will air pollution dictate health insurance premiums?

News

Asian

Bangladesh: Regulator spells out when CEO title may be used in insurers

China: Xiaomi chairman calls for dedicated insurance system for autonomous vehicles

India: Regulator allows insurers to hedge through equity derivatives

Indonesia: Regulator studies formation of insurance consortium to cover online lending risks

Pakistan: Regulator to revamp insurance regulatory framework, increase minimum capital

South Korea: Seoul Guarantee Insurance raises US$124m in IPO

Thailand: Life market to see stable growth of 2-3% in 2025

Product Bites

Product bites

Diary
People on the move

People on the move

Global News - 'Rotterdam Rules' May Increase Terminal Operators' Liability

Source: Asia Insurance Review | Jan 2009


A new United Nations convention on carriage contracts (‘Rotterdam Rules’) will impact the liability of marine terminal operators when it comes into force, according to TT Club, a leading provider of insurance and related risk management services in the international transport and logistics industry.

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