The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has announced new initiatives to support insurers in mobilising long-term capital for infrastructure and securitisation investments. These include a S$30m ($23.5m) grant scheme to support insurers in building infrastructure investment capabilities, and a more risk-sensitive insurance capital framework.
The Singapore International Reinsurance Conference (SIRC) opened on 2 November 2026, with more than 4,200 delegates from 88 countries.
In this episode, we sat down with Zurich Resilience Solutions' Mark Fletcher, to discuss the risk and resilience issues surrounding renewable energy projects, both existing and upcoming.
In this episode, we sat down with Women in Reinsurance's (WiRE) Winnie Tan and Veema Ramsing on the organisation's tenth anniversary, how the industry has changed for women and what's next for them.
elseco Group has opened elseco Asia in Singapore, with accident and health as its first line of business.
Singapore's life insurance growth has been fairly consistent over the past decade, but the drivers of that growth have materially changed, pointed out Jefferies, a global investment banking and capital markets firm.
The Pan-Asia Risk and Insurance Management Association (PARIMA) successfully concluded its Singapore Conference 2026, welcoming nearly 500 attendees from across APAC for two days of learning, dialogue and industry collaboration.
When it comes to adopting daily sustainable lifestyles, ownership interventions may be more impactful if targeted at younger people.
Allianz Insurance Singapore has highlighted the financial risks associated with sports injuries amid a national fitness boom, noting that standard health insurance often fails to cover uncompensated income losses and ongoing rehabilitation.
In the lead up to the Singapore International Reinsurance Conference, members of the Singapore Reinsurers' Association (SRA) Executive Committee lay out their plans for the association and the reinsurance industry in Singapore. We speak to SRA EXCO members Anna Ziswiler, Kenneth Lim and Cindy Foo to discuss their priorities, from climate risk and underwriting data to developing the next generation of talent.