The UAE insurance sector delivered a strong performance in 2025, demonstrating broad-based improvement across both conventional and takaful portfolios, according to an update by BADRI Management Consultancy, based on listed insurers' audited financial statements.
Insurance Australia Group (IAG) has announced a refreshed strategy and long-term financial targets as part of its Ambition 2030.
The long-term insurance (LTI) subsector in Namibia maintained sound financial stability in 2025, with solvency, liquidity and capital adequacy metrics within their normal historical ranges, according to the April 2026 Financial Stability Report released by the Bank of Namibia and the Namibia Financial Institutions Suprevisory Authority (NAMFISA).
Anadolu Anonim Turk Sigorta Sirketi's (Anadolu Sigorta), among Turkiye's biggest P&C insurers, has a record of good profitability, according to Fitch Ratings.
The 2025 annual reports of the majority of China's insurance asset management companies show a trend of steady and rapid growth in revenue and profitability in the sector.
Digital financial advice activity in New Zealand registered significant growth over the past year, with the estimated number of clients receiving digital advice increasing by 90% from around 86,500 in 2024 to more than 164,800 in 2025, according to the Financial Markets Authority.
China Life Insurance, the country's biggest life insurer, and a related company, China Life Qiyuan (Beijing) Pension Industry Investment Management Co (China Life Qiyuan), have established Chongqing China Life Pension Industry Private Equity Investment Fund Partnership (Chongqing China Life Pension Industry Fund, a limited partnership).
While the Tunisian insurance sector has made significant progress over the years, it has not yet played its role fully as a driver of economic development.
Motor remained the most distressed line in the Saudi insurance market in 2025, with net service results swinging to a loss of SAR797m ($212.5m) in 2025 from a profit of SAR578m in 2024, a deterioration of 238%, according to BADRI Management Consultancy.
ESR, an Asia-Pacific-focused real asset owner and manager, has entered into an agreement with two leading mainland Chinese insurance groups to establish a dedicated CNY income fund with a total investment capacity of CNY1.6bn ($234.4m), a move which advances the company's capital recycling strategy and long-term growth positioning in China.