Tencent, in collaboration with Bupa Hong Kong (Bupa), has launched Hong Kong's first palm verification check-in service for the healthcare sector.
AXA Hong Kong and Macau (AXA) has introduced Quest by AXA, an industry pioneering AI-powered platform that equips financial consultants to deliver clearer, consistent and insight-led financial and insurance guidance to customers.
A multi-trillion-dollar protection gap continues to hang over Hong Kong despite the territory being one of the world's leaders in life insurance penetration and density, according to a Quinlan & Associates report.
CTF Life has published its first standalone ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) Disclosure Report. This proactive initiative reinforces the Company's strategy of integrating sustainable practices into its business operations. The report marks an early move for a non-listed Hong Kong insurer to voluntarily publish a standalone ESG report aligned with major local and international disclosure standards.
The development of Hong Kong's marine insurance sector calls for a more strategic and forward looking approach, against a backdrop of an increasingly complex and shifting global trade landscape, said Hong Kong's Insurance Authority's (IA) Executive Director, Policy and Legislation, Clement Lau.
AXA Hong Kong and Macau have announced plans to re-domicile AXA China Region Insurance Company (Bermuda) (ACRIB) from Bermuda to Hong Kong, under the corporate re-domiciliation regime introduced by the Hong Kong government, subject to regulatory approval.
Sun Life Asia is partnering with the MDRT Academy to bring its globally recognised development platform to Sun Life advisors across the region. The partnership reinforces Sun Life's commitment to building a caring, empowering, and performance-driven advisor culture - one that supports advisors at every stage of their growth and helps them reach their full potential.
State-controlled China Taiping Insurance Holdings Company (CTIH) has issued a positive profit alert, stating that it expects profit attributable to owners of the company for the year ended 31 December 2025 to increase by a range of between 215% and 225% compared with 2024.
Employee medical insurance premiums are likely to continue to rise in Hong Kong in 2026, according to a new edition of the Hong Kong Employee Medical Insurance Index (EMII).
Peak perils in 2025 accounted for only a small share of overall losses, according to the latest report by Howden Re. Outside of the US, losses were driven by a series of notable, but localised events across Asia and Europe, producing moderate insured losses amid significant human and economic impacts.