According to Charles Taylor managing director, Asia Pacific - aviation Bob Battoo, loss adjusters in Asia will need to "closely monitor" a number of factors in the aviation industry, as well as the interplay between them, in order to identify emerging risks and assess potential impacts.
The National Insurance Commission (NIC) plans to implement a risk-based capital framework for life insurance companies, according to Mr Kofi Andoh, acting commissioner at the NIC.
Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China has announced that it had raised $3.5bn through a convertible bond sale. The five-year bonds mature on 22 July 2029.
A total of 13 insurance companies, including pension insurers, received approval from the National Financial Regulatory Administration in the first six months of this year for capital increases.
Ghana has been unable to upscale the newly set-up Agricultural Insurance Fund even though the pool started well, according to Mr Kofi Andoh, the acting Commissioner of Insurance.
The rapid development of new energy vehicle (NEV) insurance in China brings in new requirements for the country's motor insurance brokers. The traditional motor insurance brokerage model, which relies solely on providing basic intermediary services, has become insufficient to meet market demands. Facing this challenge, motor insurance brokers need to undergo self-innovation and actively involve in digital transformation.
Lockton, the world's largest privately-owned insurance brokerage, has expanded its Australian footprint and opened an Adelaide office.
Peak Re has appointed Mr David Menezes as chief risk officer. His responsibilities include ensuring regulatory and legal compliance, a comprehensive understanding of risks and exposures and safeguarding the company's financial strength. He joined Peak Re in 2016 and has been serving as deputy chief risk officer since 2022.
Chedid Re Global Operations, the reinsurance broker network of investment group Chedid Capital, has appointed Mr Vincent Vandendael as independent non-executive director.
China's Ping An Insurance is considering issuing a convertible bond worth up to $5bn, reported Reuters quoting two sources with direct knowledge of the matter.