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April-Home
Editor's Letter
Magazine article aboutGeopolitical-tensions-can-help-boost-insurance

Geopolitical tensions can help boost insurance

Reinsurance
Magazine article aboutDEI-continues-to-be-a-focus-in-recruitment

SIRC Connect

DEI continues to be a focus in recruitment

Change is a constant for the reinsurance industry

APAC life market to see increasing demand for financial stability

Insurance
Magazine article aboutAs-ESG-risks-rise-D-O-covers-need-a-new-look

General

As ESG risks rise, D&O covers need a new look

Life & health

Sri Lanka's life industry bucks the trend with growth

Agency still most profitable channel in Sri Lanka life

Structural growth factors for life insurance in Asia Pacific

Market Profile
Magazine article aboutNew-regulations-spur-interest-in-Vietnam-non-life-market

Vietnam

New regulations spur interest in Vietnam non-life market

Stricter regulations for bancassurance

New regulations will improve Vietnam life insurance

Vietnam insurance market sustains growth momentum

Market spotlight
Magazine article aboutThai-insurers-cope-with-ageing-population-and-increasing-healthcare-demands

Thailand

Thai insurers cope with ageing population and increasing healthcare demands

Changing demographics present Thai life sector with opportunities and challenges

New regulation offers scope for M&A in Thailand

Australia
Magazine article aboutSynchronising-technologies-for-insurance-claims-management

Synchronising technologies for insurance claims management

China
Magazine article aboutPersonal-pensions-rolled-out-across-China

Personal pensions rolled out across China

Insurers in talks with Vanke on non-standard debt

Takaful
Magazine article aboutComplementing-offerings-from-conventional-operators

Complementing offerings from conventional operators

AI
Magazine article aboutTechnical-due-diligence-needed-to-insure-AI

Technical due diligence needed to insure AI

Adopt and adapt to AI

Notebook
Magazine article aboutDigital-platforms-democratising-insurance

Digital platforms democratising insurance

Lack of women in top leadership despite diverse workforce

Insurers and banks combating climate change together

Trending: TPAs as a growth engine for customer experience

Partners in compliance

News

Asian

Asia Pacific: Insurers will focus on investment risk as economic growth slows

China promotes basic health insurance for children

India: 'Missing middle' may be covered by universal health insurance

Taiwan: FSC to allow more channels for insurers to raise capital

Risk

Air pollution is the fastest growing protection gap

Asian CROs worry most about operational resilience

Insurers taking on more risk for their investment portfolios

Extensive evidence of second-hand trauma amongst claims handlers

Product Bites

Great Eastern Singapore launches single premium plan with 100% capital guarantee

Etiqa Malaysia launches two new term and CI family plans

PICC, Ping An and China Pacific units jointly launch disability income insurance plan

Transamerica Life (Bermuda) launch upgraded indexed universal plan for HNW customers

Etiqa Insurance Singapore launch CI plan with mental health support

Diary
People on the move

People on the move

Super-tall 2,000 ft buildings a challenge for (re)insurers

Source: Asia Insurance Review | Aug 2014

With the latest generation of high-rise buildings reaching new heights of close to 2,000 feet, the super-tall construction boom is bringing new challenges as projects are built higher, faster and with increasing complexity.

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