Chow Tai Fook Life Insurance Co (CTF Life) recently celebrated its upcoming 40th anniversary with the launch of its MyWealth Savings Insurance Plan 2, which empowers customers with faster and higher projected returns, greater autonomy and greater flexibility in inheritance planning.
Hong Kong's Insurance Authority (IA) will carry out a review next year to strengthen Hong Kong's position as a global risk management centre, revealed Mr John Lee, the territory's Chief Executive.
This year's Asian Actuarial Conference (AAC), to be held in Hong Kong from 22 to 25 October, will have the theme of 'Innovation, International Hubs and Hong Kong'. As always, the AAC will attempt to explore the issues that affect actuaries across Asia, looking into their future, their potential evolution and how the landscape of the actuarial profession might change. We speak to AAC's programme chairperson Orchis Li about the conference.
Clyde & Co has appointed Ms Hermoine Hui as partner. She focuses on insurance litigation and advises life and non-life insurers on policy-related matters. In her new role, she will further grow the firm's large insurance offering in Asia and support its wider international insurance practice.
The Reference Checking Scheme for Insurance Intermediaries has entered into effect on 1 September 2024, the Hong Kong Federation of Insurers (HKFI) says.
Old age care is a significant concern for Asia's middle class, with 80% of respondents to a survey claiming they are caregivers to their parents and/or in-laws, said Hong Kong-headquartered Peak Re.
The East Asian Insurance Congress (EAIC) is back, and is currently taking place in Hong Kong where it recovers its mantle as the largest and most recognised event of its kind in the region.
Hong Kong's new risk-based capital regulatory framework is expected to strengthen enterprise risk management (ERM) practices among (re)insurers doing business there, according to a new AM Best report.
DAC Beachcroft (DACB) has opened a new office in Hong Kong with two appointed partners, Mr Ross Risby and Mr Wai Yue Loh.
The Hong Kong Consumer Council has advised motorists to understand the adequacy of their cross-border motor insurance policies and the differences in coverage concepts between Hong Kong and mainland China.