The nine insurance companies that form a pool to underwrite the UAE's Involuntary Loss of Employment Scheme (ILOE) increased the revenues and profits in 1Q2024.
The Insurance Council of New Zealand (ICNZ) has lauded the additional funding allocated in Budget 2024 to invest in building resilient communities affected by the Auckland Anniversary Weekend flooding and Cyclone Gabrielle events.
Capitalisation is an important rating driver that underpins the ratings of the Chinese non-life insurers, says Fitch Ratings in a special report on a peer review of several companies.
The UAE's biggest insurer Orient Insurance will continue to increase its revenue by at least 10% per year in 2024 and 2025, as the insurer continues to expand its business in the UAE and in the wider Middle East and North Africa region, says S&P Global Ratings.
Several non-life insurance companies in Vietnam have reported profit increases of over 40% in the first quarter of 2024.
Regional InsurTech Igloo, together with the Philippines' largest mobile network Smart, has announced phone protection plans for its growing 55m-strong subscriber base.
Capacity from local and global insurers was limited, and placement challenges continued, especially for global programmes and for risk types that were not in appetite / preferred, says Aon in its "Q1 2024 Global Insurance Market Insights Report" released last week.
Insurance market conditions were generally on a softening trend in the first quarter of this year, with most risks experiencing price reductions, underwriting flexibility and sufficient (and increasing) capacity in a competitive market environment, says Aon.
Egyptian insurance companies generated EGP22bn ($466.2m) in premiums in nominal terms during the first quarter (January-March) of this year, 20.9% higher than the EGP18.2bn during the corresponding quarter in 2023, according to a report released by the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) on non-banking financial activities.
Across Asia, market conditions were mixed, with renewal outcomes varying by line of business. Natural catastrophe property risks remained challenged. Financial Lines saw a general softening, says Aon in its "Q1 2024 Global Insurance Market Insights Report" released last week.