Nasdaq-listed Cheche Group, a leading auto insurance technology platform in China, has sealed a strategic cooperation agreement to develop digital insurance services.
China's auto insurance market have made a weak start to 2026, with several insurers seeing negative growth in auto insurance premiums in January, with some declines in the double digits.
A directive issued by Thailand's regulator, the Office of Insurance Commission (OIC), which addresses motor insurance policies and the issuance and delivery of coverage, entered into effect on 1 January 2026.
Approximately 20% of registered vehicles in Turkiye lack mandatory third-party liability insurance (called traffic insurance), according to Quick Sigorta General Manager Eyup Ozsoy.
BNP Paribas Tianxing Property and Casualty Insurance Co started operations yesterday, marking its debut by rolling out an auto insurance product line focused on the new energy vehicle ecosystem.
Foreign vehicles entering Qatar through the Abu Samra Border Crossing will be able to obtain motor insurance online before entering the country, speeding up the border entry process.
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) yesterday issued an administrative decision approving new regulatory amendments to the Unified Motor Insurance Policy Model, introducing a package of benefits aimed at expanding insurance protection for motor insurance policyholders and enhancing the quality of services provided.
The Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) has issued a decision regulating the mechanisms and conditions for settling claims by the Egyptian Compulsory Insurance Association for Civil Liability Arising from Motor Vehicle Accidents (Compulsory Motor Insurance Consortium/Pool). The move is aimed at simplifying procedures and ensuring that those affected and their families quickly obtain their insurance rights.
The Insurance and Social Security Supervisory Authority (ACAPS) has issued a warning to motor insurance companies over practices that are deemed as infringing on policyholders' rights.
The continued increase in road fatalities in Australia underlines the need for the Commonwealth to assume a leadership role by conducting no-blame investigations into the underlying causes of the nation's worsening road safety crisis, according to Mr Michael Bradley, Managing Director of the Australian Automobile Association (AAA).