The Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) is extending the grace period for insurers to adhere to the Unified Insurance Law by a year, starting on 11 July.
The National Authority for Integrity, Prevention and the Fight against Corruption (INPPLC) and the country's three financial-sector authorities, have approved a 2025-2026 roadmap focussing on anti-graft training, transparency, and targeted sector-specific actions.
The influx of patients from neighbouring countries has created huge stress on the Thai healthcare system, and the country is looking to health insurance to bail them out
The UAE government has set a new Emiratisation strategy for the years 2027-2030 which targets Emiratisation rates of 50-60% at insurance companies, depending on company size.
Credit insurer Coface's 1Q2025 Asia payment survey reveals that businesses across Asia, facing economic uncertainty, are bracing for longer customer payment cycles.
The Indian government may not go ahead with its proposal to allow insurance agents to tie up with more than one insurer in each of the three categories-life, general and standalone health.
The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) of Taiwan has decided on several interim measures to mitigate the impact of exchange fluctuations in the financial and capital markets caused by changes in the international financial situation.
These are the updates on insurance regulatory developments in China.
There are significant barriers that impact both the resilient construction of new housing, and the adaptation of existing properties, says the Actuaries Institute in a submission to the Productivity Commission.
Vietnam has affirmed the private sector as the most crucial engine of the national economy, opening up opportunities for the insurance market among several industry sectors.