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Jan 2026

Contents

January-Home
Editor's Letter
Magazine article aboutA-midlife-crisis

A midlife crisis

Market Profile
Magazine article aboutNon-life-industry-well-on-course-for-double-digit-growth

India

Non-life industry well on course for double digit growth

Advanced technology transforming agriculture insurance in India

Insurers need to reshape themselves for the growing silvers

Reinsurers can help expand insurance reach and awareness

Rising air pollution needs insurers to get proactive

Brokers' role is crucial to achieve 'Insurance-for-all-by 2047'

DPDP framework and implications for the Indian insurance sector

Regulator's proactive steps are a gamechanger

Nurturing talent for an insured India

InsurTechs hold the key to insuring every Indian by 2047

Reimaging and realigning product innovation

From triggers to payouts: Flood resilience through parametric insurance

Amended insurance act should give a boost to Indian insurance

Political risk
Magazine article aboutBusiness-no-longer-above-politics

Business no longer 'above' politics

AI and infrastructure drive political risk insurance demand in Asia

Reinsurance
Magazine article aboutMAPFRE-Re-sets-sights-on-Asian-expansion

MAPFRE Re sets sights on Asian expansion

Outlook 2026
Magazine article aboutGlobal-Insurers-new-products-and-AI-to-redraw-India-s-general-insurance-map

Global Insurers, new products and AI to redraw India's general insurance map

Indian life insurance industry is entering a new era

Protection gap in Asia to drive specialty growth

The CIO Outlook: From experimentation to focus

AIR’s 35th Anniversary
Magazine article aboutA-glimpse-of-history

A glimpse of history

Insurance
Magazine article aboutInsurers-shift-to-private-markets

General

Insurers shift to private markets

Why rated infrastructure debt is a solution for APAC insurers in an evolving regulatory environment

Expanding the CAT models for Asia Pacific

Insurance needs capital markets, not just premiums: From promises to portfolios

Settings sights on Southeast Asia

Life & health

Breaking the cycle: A holistic approach to musculoskeletal and mental health risks

Mental-health injury claims in Hong Kong: Why insurers must prepare for multi-policy exposure

Notebook
Magazine article aboutModernising-APAC-s-legacy-systems

Modernising APAC's legacy systems

Lessons from Antarctica - managing long-tail environmental claims

Economic slowdown, technology and emerging risks for the Asian insurance industry

News

Asian

Australia: Reinsurance pool implements updated postcode allocations

India: Regulator highlights need for a more policyholder-centric approach in insurance ecosystem

Hong Kong: Insurers see 10% rise in total gross premiums in 2024

Japan: Public health insurance to cover childbirth costs

South Korea: Health and auto insurance premiums set to rise in 2026 amid surging claims and losses

Product and Alliances

Products and alliances

Diary
People on the move

People on the move

Regulator's proactive steps are a gamechanger

Source: Asia Insurance Review | Jan 2026

India’s insurance market is going through a transformational phase and the insurance regulator’s proactive steps has provided added stimulus to the insurance industry to achieve its target of insuring every Indian by 2047.
 

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