The UAE listed insurance sector carried its positive momentum into the first half of 2026, delivering another round of healthy growth underpinned by strengthening underwriting performance, according to BADRI Management Consultancy.
Life insurance advisers may have an opportunity to add more value after a policy is sold, as new research points to a significant gap in clients' understanding of the coverage they already own.
The Financial Services Authority (OJK) has assessed that the insurance industry has room for growth in the second half of 2026. Aside from investments, several business lines, including Shariah life insurance, are considered to have positive prospects even though the industry faces economic dynamics.
The First Central Hospital of Mongolia has introduced the "Revo-I" robotic surgical system, developed by South Korea's Meerecompany.
The Santam Group (Group), South Africa's largest general insurer, has appointed experienced industry leader Mr Curt Meyer as Executive Head of Pan-Africa and International, in its specialist business unit.
The savings and investment regulatory landscape in South Africa shows increasing fragmentation, according to the the Association for Savings and Investment South Africa (ASISA).
IAIS Executive Committee's Toshiyuki Miyoshi sets out how the standard-setter is responding to a converging set of risks, from AI and geopolitics to alternative assets on life insurers' balance sheets.
In its efforts to build a birth-friendly society even as its birth-rate declines and population continues to age, China plans to expand affordable childcare and paediatric healthcare services across the country, according to China's Minister of Health Commission Mr Lei Haichao.
Gig workers and those with flexible employment in India face high exposure to workplace safety risks but have limited access to insurance, safety training, and mechanisms to report concerns, according to a new report "Occupational Safety and Health of Platform-based Gig Workers in India".
Turkiye's insurance sector continues to contract in real terms in the first seven months of this year, according to data released by the Insurance Association of Turkiye (TSB).