Insurance

China-focused insurance-linked funds in Singapore surge over 24%

Indian equity ILPs recorded the weakest performance.
5 days ago

Malaysia’s non-life market stable as tariff liberalisation boosts pricing flexibility

The industry’s growth will also be supported by rising demand for digital insurance products.
6 days ago

Six in 10 Indians now actively search for travel cover

But a third expressed cost concerns, and a fifth felt it was not beneficial for their trip.

Insurance hiring outpaces banking in Hong Kong for 2026

Despite digitalisation, life insurance claims roles are still hard to fill.

How 56% of insurers plan to boost data analytics use

Strengthening scenarios and stress testing contributed to the rise of ALM expenditures.

Why 9 in 10 APAC insurers hold stable outlooks

Non-life insurers are likely to benefit from favourable reinsurance conditions.

Why APAC insurers average 35% of assets with external managers

Allocations range from 24% to 45% across firms managing a combined $2.6t.

Will AI copilots replace legacy insurance systems by 2026?

Data shows executives trust generative AI at twice the rate of machine learning.

Storm and fire losses deepen pressure on Hong Kong P&C earnings

The incident will add to diluted earnings but is unlikely to threaten overall solvency.

Taboos, low confidence stall legacy planning across Asia

Two-thirds of Asians fear their wealth will not outlast their children’s generation.

Only 27% of next gen willing to lead family firms, legacy planning lags

The lack of structured succession planning leaves many businesses exposed.

Broker deals set stage for faster 2025 insurance M&A

Strategic buyers and private equity investors are likely to remain active.

Insurers controlling 90% of Japan's market tighten terms

Pricing continues to rise, although the pace of property rate increases has slowed.

Insurers in Singapore show more anxiety to threats than global average: study

They are concerned with rising cybercrimes, AI risks, and macroeconomic uncertainty.