As professional investors in Hong Kong seek flexible investment options, with downside protection features to support legacy planning, the insurers are providing policyholders an opportunity to address their goals whilst also capitalising on potential upside growth from tracking the performance of leading global indices.
Howden Re has launched its Hong Kong focussed reinsurance broking platform with the appointment of Mr Roy Wong as managing director, reinsurance, effective 21 July 2025.
AIA Hong Kong has launched a new life insurance solution called "Wealth Generation," specifically developed for high-net-worth (HNW) clients.
A recent industry survey conducted by the Insurance Asset Management Association of China (IAMAC) reveals that 63% of participating institutions plan to increase their allocation to Hong Kong equities in 2025, with most opting to do so via the Stock Connect scheme.
Demand from mainland Chinese consumers for Hong Kong insurance products has surged in recent months, driven by concerns over the weakening renminbi and a regulatory cap on projected returns that will take effect in July.
Chubb Life Hong Kong has opened its first wealth centre, Chubb 1792 Club, located at The Gateway in Tsim Sha Tsui.
Employees covered in a recent poll in mainland China and Hong Kong are worried about their health and security.
Generali Hong Kong has launched LionAchiever Elite (the Plan), a new whole life savings and life insurance plan that offers customers high potential returns with a short two-year premium payment term, while also providing all-in-one legacy planning.
Blue Cross (Asia Pacific) Insurance Co (Blue Cross) is collaborating with United Family Healthcare (UFH), Hong Kong Integrated Oncology Centre (HKIOC) and HEAL Oncology under New Frontier Group, and Zhongshan Chen Xinghai Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine (Chen Xinghai Hospital).
Shouhui Group, the parent company of online insurance broker Xiaoyusan, closed 18.19% lower on its first day of trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) on May 30, marking a tepid debut amid a wave of listings and fundraising activity in China's insurtech sector.