The Malaysian Takaful Association (MTA) expects a cautious outlook for the Islamic insurance industry in 2026, due to global uncertainties that weigh on business confidence and consumer sentiment.
The operating performance Kuwait International Takaful Insurance Company (KITI) is assessed as adequate, according to AM Best.
Lockton, the world's largest privately held, independent insurance brokerage, has reported strong financial results for the financial year ended 40 April 2026 (FY2026), with global revenue increasing 12% year over year to approximately $4.5bn, including 11% organic growth, reflecting sustained momentum across the business and continued investment in talent, technology, and global capabilities.
Shareholders of non-life insurer Assurances Maghrebia have given the green light to raising the company's capital by TND10m ($3.4m).
The Big Three P&C insurers in China have achieved underwriting profits for new energy vehicle (NEV) insurance for the first time in 2025, driven primarily by strong performance and stabilisation within their private passenger NEV business.
China's five major insurance giants are set to distribute aggregate annual dividends of approximately CNY102.4bn ($14.3bn) for the 2025 financial year.
Following a challenging first quarter that saw widespread pressure on net profits and performance indicators, China's listed insurance companies are drawing intense market scrutiny as expectations build for their second-quarter and first-half results.
Australian insurance broker Steadfast Group has received an indicative takeover proposal from US specialty insurance distributor Amwins Group Inc and private equity firm Dragoneer Investment Group. The announcement triggered a record 36% jump in the company's share price.
HDFC Life, one of India's leading insurers, has reported continued strength in its claim settlement performance, with a claim settlement ratio of 99.7% for individual death claims in FY26. The company said it continues to consistently deliver on its promise to customers, as reflected in this year's high settlement ratio.
South African life and non-life insurers continue to navigate a challenging macroeconomic environment, says S&P Global Ratings (S&P).