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Editor's Letter
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Alexa, please play 'Winds of Change'

Market Profile
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South Korea

Regulators supercharge insurance market growth in rapidly ageing society

Reinsurance brokers turn to national resilience business

Life insurers in South Korea to stay firm on resilient underwriting and investment results

Delivering global specialty expertise in the Korean market

AI
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China expected to be biggest market in Asia for AI in insurance over the next 3 years

Implications of AI integration for insurers

DeepSeek offers benefits to China's insurers - but not without pitfalls

AI adoption at appropriate domain levels is key to value creation

Insurers getting smarter and faster the AI way

The AI revolution in insurance: from tradition to transformation

View from India - GenAI shapes how India's insurance agents sell and serve

AI can give a new look to insurance broking

The case for responsible AI

Traditional home insurance essential even with smart home coverage

Use of AI in cyber security is a veritable 'arms race'

The perceived AI investment-value divide in Asian insurance

Understanding AI regulations in Asia

Agentic AI: Human in the middle

Reinsurance
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Sending SIRC to the next level

Remaining adaptable to new risks

China
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China can manage Nat CAT better with AI

Top 5 P&C insurers command 82% of industry profits in 1Q2025

Listed insurers show patchy observance of regulators' dividend guidelines

Notebook
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Indonesia: Regulator and brokers gear up for the future

News

Asian

Indonesia: Regulator mulls loosening ownership rules in reinsurance sector

Vietnam: Non-life insurance premiums grow by 10% to over US$3bn in 2024

India: 80% of insured uncertain about efficacy of health coverage

China: Reduced capital charges to spur Chinese insurers' equity investments

Malaysia: Insurance market set to grow on demand for online insurance sales

Taiwan: Life insurers brace for further appreciation of local currency

South Korea: Regulators to act on persistently low insurance policy retention rates

New Zealand: Only 3% of Nat CAT spending allocated to risk reduction and resilience

Cambodia: Insurance market enjoys sustained growth

Japan: Tokio Marine Group aims to increase efficient operations at veterinary facilities

Product and Alliances

Products and alliances

Diary
People on the move

People on the move

ESG's interconnected components can create systemic risks

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Source: Asia Insurance Review | Jul 2025

It is crucial for insurers to adopt a wholistic approach to ESG, rather than focussing on individual elements, as components are interconnected and can create systemic risks. A wholistic view can allow insurers to ensure the long-term resilience of their business.
 

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