These are the updates on insurance regulatory developments in China.
Vietnam has tightened measures against organisations that delay or evade compulsory payments to social insurance (SI) and unemployment insurance (UI) funds. Under Decree No. 274/2025/NÐ-CP, organisations that fail to pay on time will be required to pay an additional 0.03% per day on the overdue amount, calculated based on the unpaid contribution and the number of delayed days.
Four main themes will be discussed at the Global Insurance Conference & Exhibition ingate, set to be held in Riyadh on 10-12 November.
Bank Negara Malaysia policy document on the broader application of ta`awun (mutual assistance) in takaful by the end of this year,
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) has issued new guidelines establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework to help insurers and distribution channels identify, prevent, and manage fraud-related risks.
The 21st Singapore International Reinsurance Conference (SIRC) opened with a strong message of resilience, collaboration and future-readiness as the global reinsurance community gathered in Singapore in record numbers.
The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) and the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) have inaugurated a Joint Committee on the Enforcement of Compulsory Third-Party Motor Insurance.
China's upcoming 15th Five-Year Plan has outlined a comprehensive blueprint to strengthen the country's social welfare and population support systems while reinforcing agricultural incentives to ensure food security and rural revitalisation. Released on 28 October, the proposals underscore Beijing's focus on building a more inclusive, resilient and sustainable social safety net that supports an ageing population and secures farmers' incomes through policy coordination and insurance mechanisms.
At the "China-Europe Insurance Innovation Forum" held during the Annual Conference of Financial Street Forum (FSF) 2025 on October 28, National Financial Regulatory Administration(NFRA) vice administrator Zhou Liang said the insurance industry has great potential to support a new round of technological innovation.