Prudential Indonesia has launched PRUSmart Plan, its latest protection innovation which provides certainty of benefits with a minimum monthly premium of IDR2 million in the form of annual cash benefits of up to 25% of the annual premium along with its increase, and the end of accountability benefits at the end of accountability date in the 20th policy year to 920% of the annual premium in accordance with the chosen premium payment period.
Prudential Vietnam has appointed Mr Kevin Joong Kwon as CEO, following approval from the nation's Ministry of Finance, according to news platform Vietnam Economic Times.
Bharti AXA Life Insurance has launched the Bharti AXA Life Guaranteed Bachat Plan, a new savings and protection product designed for middle-income Indians.
With nearly 29% of Japan's population aged 65 or older, the need for robust retirement planning and financial products is more critical than ever according to a new comprehensive study on retirement readiness in Japan conducted by global life reinsurer RGA and actuarial organisation SOA Research Institute.
In India the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council is likely to consider reducing or removing the 18% GST on life and health insurance premiums.
The Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) has revoked the licence of Al Khazna Insurance Company (AKIC).
China has solidified its position as Asia's primary growth engine for insurance, while maintaining its global ranking as the second-largest insurance market, according to the Allianz Global Insurance Report 2025 released by Allianz China Insurance Holding on July 3.
In recent months, insurance subsidiaries of major Chinese banks have stepped up joint initiatives with their parent banks, seeking to capitalise on ecosystem synergies and develop new business models targeting high-net-worth individuals.
China's life insurance sector is approaching a significant inflection point, as product pricing enters the 1.5% guaranteed rate era amid a persistent low interest environment.
As the insurance industry moves beyond a traditional manpower-heavy model, a new wave of transformation is reshaping the competitive landscape. Driven by professionalisation, integration, and digitalisation, insurers are shifting from scale-focused strategies to service-led models.