Insurance

It costs 47% more for Australians to pay their car insurance premiums versus five years ago

34% experiencing increases ranging from AU$120 to AU$600 annually, the survey revealed.

It costs 47% more for Australians to pay their car insurance premiums versus five years ago

34% experiencing increases ranging from AU$120 to AU$600 annually, the survey revealed.

Singlife selects consulting firm for asset allocation

The homegrown insurer is looking to sophisticate its asset allocation strategies with Ortec Finance.

Tokio Marine’s September business sales fall 8% YoY

Year-to-date (YTD) total sales have reached JPY1.28t.

Hang Seng, CEFAR Academy link up to create insurtech through insurance arm

This collaboration falls under the HKMA’s Industry Project Masters Network (IPMN) scheme.

Miller makes a mark in Thailand’s energy sector

Miller will collaborate with CIS to serve energy clients in Thailand.

Manulife Philippines President and CEO points out three ways to navigate post-pandemic challenges

The insurance leader said insurers have a unique opportunity to address the health protection gap in the Philippines.

POP Group Holdings names new CIO

His expertise in insurance and the overall financial industry is said to drive POP's digital transformation and innovation efforts in the insurance...

Aon plans to acquire Indian-based brokerage firm

Global Insurance Brokers will transition to Aon's brand and operating model.

AXA presents new critical illness plan for the underserved segment

The plan will cater for persons living with chronic diseases, older individuals, and survivors of critical illnesses.

Great Eastern’s acquisition plan could drive market position: S&P Global Ratings

Estimated combined assets of AML and AMT accounted for 1.5% of the Great Eastern group's total assets as of the end of 2022.

Allianz APAC unveils regional delivery hub

It aims to revamp its IT services and capabilities.

2-speed system emerges in Asia-Pacific insurance markets

Analysts said that investments have been significantly beneficial to insurers, most especially in Singapore and China.

Is the tightening cycle the best for Singapore life insurers?

The truth is high or low-interest rates will not last forever. The key, instead, is how quickly insurers respond to rapid hikes and cuts, in their...

EY consulting partner tallies six emerging focus areas insurers must be on the lookout for

The expert said the life and health insurance and retirement industries will witness transformative changes in the coming years.

Income Insurance unveils mental wellness insurance plan

Subscribers must be recommended by a psychiatrist to undergo psychotherapy.

Howden assembles broking operations, forms unified brand

The unified brand is effective immediately across its offices in the region.