Middle East Insurance Review (MEIR) has opened nominations for the prestigious Middle East Insurance Industry Awards (MIIA) for this year-which is the 13th annual edition.
Manulife Malaysia has launched Manulife MultiCI Enrich (MME), a multi-stage critical illness solution designed to support Malaysians from early detection through to long-term recovery.
Hong Kong recorded 9,427 fraud cases in the first quarter, with total losses reaching HK$1.85bn ($236m), an increase of 18.6% y-o-y, according to police data. Elderly residents were disproportionately affected, with both victim numbers and financial losses seeing a sharp rise, largely due to investment scams.
India's insurance industry is expected to move into a slower growth phase in FY27. Life insurance premiums are projected to rise by 8-11%, while general insurers are likely to record high single-digit growth, as the sector adjusts to regulatory changes alongside heightened geopolitical and market uncertainty, according to a report by the Telegraph.
Ethiopia's insurance industry faces growing pressure from digital newcomers as traditional insurers struggle with digitalisation, outdated processes and weak customer experience, according to a new study.
Qatar Insurance (QIC), the leading insurer in Qatar and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, has reported a net profit of QAR217m ($59.6m) for the first quarter of 2026, an increase of 6% from QAR205m for the corresponding quarter in 2025.
PT AIA Financial (AIA) continues its commitment to aiding Indonesian families in planning their long-term financial futures with the introduction of AIA Signature Legacy. This whole life insurance solution is designed to facilitate safe, structured, and sustainable legacy planning across generations.
Data collated from over 6,000 medium, small and micro enterprises (MSMEs) has revealed that workplace risk management and insurance adoption in India's MSME ecosystem is growing significantly, according to a new analytical study by InsurTech BimaKavach.
Hong Kong's private medical insurance market registered an increase of over 60% in overall medical expenditure from 2019 to 2023, according to a new report by the Hong Kong Federation of Insurers (HKFI).
The Hong Kong Federation of Insurers (HKFI) has announced the constitution of its Governing Committee for the term 2026 - 2027.