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Read the latest edition of AIR and MEIR as an Interactive e-book

Nov 2014

Read the latest edition of AIR and MEIR as an Interactive e-book

Reinsurance renewals - Stability and sustainability expected

COVER STORY

Despite the market being awash with excess capacity, most reinsurers see rates stabilising for the renewals and expect Nat CAT rates to bottom out. There is also the stress on sustainable relationships going for the current flavour of the month. And we bring you a perspective on the right price and the human factor as well as an article on "capital package" that can be provided by reinsurance.

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A drive to benefit consumers & companies

COUNTRY PROFILE

The regulator continues its busy work of introducing more regulations and policies as it works towards putting in place a more market-friendly environment for the industry to benefit both consumers and companies. Plans are afoot to boost the...

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Myanmar - Foreigners welcome now to help in market development

SPOTLIGHT

While Myanmar may not be opening its doors to foreign investments in insurance yet, the government is open to having foreign insurers provide training and research expertise to the local sector. H.E. Dr Maung Maung Thein, Deputy Minister, Ministry...

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All Stories

Interviews

  • Fosun: The investment edge

    It is no secret that Fosun, the leading privately-owned investment group taking root in China, models itself and learns from the Warren Buffett model. Mr Liang Xinjun, Vice Chairman and CEO of Fosun International, shares with Asia Insurance Review...

  • Ageas: Growing through solid partnerships

    Having become a serious contender in Asia's life insurance space, Ageas wants to continue developing partnerships and also grow its non-life share, says its global CEO Bart De Smet in an exclusive interview with Asia Insurance Review. By Wong...

  • HSBC Global Asset Management: Matching liabilities for more secure returns

    Mr Patrice Conxicoeur of HSBC Global Asset Management sketches the upcoming investment landscape facing insurers in Asia. By Ridwan Abbas

Cover Story

Special Feature

Country Profile

  • A drive to benefit consumers & companies

    The regulator continues its busy work of introducing more regulations and policies as it works towards putting in place a more market-friendly environment for the industry to benefit both consumers and companies. Plans are afoot to boost the...

  • Interview with Regulator: Game plan for success

    This year has been a flurry of activities for Taiwan's insurance regulator as it aims not only to assist insurers in coping in an intensely competitive environment, but also to enhance the insurance industry's comparative edge and to accelerate the...

  • Life: Marching to the beat of market-friendly regulations

    With an array of regulation changes and new policies being announced by the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), the life insurance market in Taiwan is abuzz with activity as players welcome the market-friendly measures and seek to act on them...

Spotlight

Think Tank

  • Insurance for the greater good

    In an extract from The Geneva Association's newsletter, Mr Katsuo Matsushita of The Geneva Association and Mr Kunihisa Kawasaki of Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Co Ltd share six approaches the insurance industry must adopt to fulfil its role of...

Legal Page

  • Big data and how to ensure it does not become a big issue

    Mr John Gallagher and Ms Brittany Guilleaume from Clyde & Co, Australia discuss the regulatory landscape in Australia which governs the use of big data and the concerns companies must address to ensure it does not become a big issue.

Risk Management Feature

Takaful and Retakaful Highlight

News

Curtain raiser

Events News

Conference Reports

  • ASEAN insurance summit: The ASEAN way to integration

    As the region moves closer towards integration in line with ASEAN Economic Community 2015, insurance leaders and regulators came together for the inaugural ASEAN Insurance Summit and heard how integration will be done the ASEAN way, and what can be...

Global News

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