Shipping insurance capacity in China can be enhanced by establishing a comprehensive, multi-layered, and customised shipping insurance and risk management system, according to Mr Li Xinghu, a Vice Minister of the Ministry of Transport.
Asia's resilience is narrowing. The region has weathered the Middle East energy shock and trade fragmentation better than expected, but its growth is increasingly dependent on a handful of artificial intelligence-related industries, according to Moody's Analytics.
The Insurance Council of New Zealand (ICNZ) has released a statement, calling on the next government to prioritise climate adaptation, resilience and long-term funding to reduce the country's exposure to natural hazards.
When it comes to adopting daily sustainable lifestyles, ownership interventions may be more impactful if targeted at younger people.
The 21st Gulf Insurance Forum opened yesterday in Dubai, bringing together 200 chief executives and insurance and reinsurance experts from 25 Arab and foreign countries.
The Insurers' Federation of Egypt (IFE) has said there are three main challenges facing the insurance sector in the era of the low-carbon economy, namely, the lack of historical data on new risks, the difficulty of assessing climate risks and risks related to modern technology.
Even as it continues efforts to eliminate cervical cancer, Southeast Asia (SEA) is facing a major challenge.
Cambodia's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) is looking into a disaster-related insurance scheme designed for modern agricultural cooperatives.
In the Philippines, many Filipinos now see legacy as a combination of financial security, family values and educational opportunities for future generations, rather than simply passing on wealth.
Singaporean insurer Singlife has announced a partnership with NHG Health designed to improve customers' access to specialist care and explore new care models that support better health outcomes, recovery and healthcare sustainability.