DAC Beachcroft (DACB) has appointed Mr Andrew Robinson as Location Head of its Singapore office for a three-year term, effective 1 June 2026.
Despite growing awareness of home insurance, many Singapore households remain underinsured because they mistakenly believe their mandatory HDB fire insurance provides comprehensive protection, according to ECICS CEO Choi Kin Seng.
A total of 48 finalists have been revealed for the 11th Asia Trusted Life Agents & Advisers Awards, representing a group of accomplished agents and advisers from 13 markets and 39 different companies across the region.
When thinking about insurance, technology is not always a top board item. But in today's context, technology that senior executives of an insurance company use on a daily basis is "creating a different dynamic in the boardroom".
ITC Asia 2026 opened in Singapore yesterday, 30 June, Tuesday, with a flurry of workshops, that remained true to the themes it would be exploring in this year's edition of the event.
VIG Re has announced that it has fulfilled all applicable requirements, including the required regulatory approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), to establish its Representative Office in Singapore. This marks a significant milestone in the company's strategic expansion into Asia under its VIGRe28 strategy.
Markel Insurance, the insurance operations within Markel Group, has appointed Mr Henry Ang as Head of Terrorism, Singapore.
Family financial obligations and caregiving responsibilities are making it harder for many Singapore adults to prepare for later life, according to the Manulife Asia Care Survey 2026. The survey of 1,074 respondents found that while 92% want to remain self-sufficient as they age, many are delaying financial and health planning because of their family commitments.
The registrations for the 22nd edition of Singapore International Reinsurance Conference (SIRC) are now open. The SIRC will return this November with the theme "Capacity to Capability". It reflects the industry's focus on deepening expertise and building capabilities to navigate an increasingly interconnected and uncertain risk landscape.
Singapore's insurance workforce is showing increasing signs of stability, with employees becoming less likely to leave their jobs voluntarily despite ongoing restructuring and workforce optimisation efforts across the industry.