A recent survey by MDRi, conducted among 1,000 respondents across Hong Kong and Singapore, has shed light on the diverse health and medical insurance needs in these two markets.
QBE Insurance has released the findings from this year's QBE Hong Kong SME Survey, conducted between November 2024 and January 2025 with input from 600 decision-makers.
A new survey in Hong Kong has revealed that 74% of the participating youngsters love to travel and explore new places and try new and exciting experiences during their travels but more than a third of them do not purchase travel insurance.
Manulife has unveiled a brand campaign in Hong Kong to empower the younger segment to rethink their mandatory provident fund (MPF) and take control of their retirement planning.
A family wealth management survey recently conducted by Hang Seng Bank that interviewed over 500 Hong Kong residents aged 30 to 55 with liquid assets of HKS1m ($130,000) or more revealed that young affluent families set a savings goal of HK$18m to achieve various life objectives. However, many respondents lack a comprehensive financial plan.
A recent survey by business insights company MDRi, has revealed a diverse array of health and medical insurance needs across Hong Kong and Singapore.
The AIA Group is expected to report a 23% year-on-year growth in its value of new business (VONB) for the fourth quarter of 2024, driven by a rebound in China and strong sales in Hong Kong and Singapore, according to UOB KayHian.
Howden Hong Kong has appointed Mr Steve Hutchinson as chief broking officer.
FWD Hong Kong has finalised a long-term bancassurance agreement with Bank SinoPac. This move is being viewed as a strategic one to broaden its market presence among high-net-worth individuals and commercial clients.
FWD Hong Kong has signed a long-term bancassurance agreement with Bank SinoPac, marking a strategic move to broaden its market presence among high-net-worth individuals and commercial clients.