Dubai Insurance Company (DIN) has a strong record of underwriting profitability, reporting a net insurance service result of AED108m ($29.4m) in 2024 (2023: AED123m) and a combined ratio of 91% (86%) under IFRS 17, notes Fitch Ratings.
China's five major A-share listed insurers -- Ping An Insurance, PICC, China Life, China Pacific Insurance (CPIC), and New China Life -- have reported a combined net profit attributable to shareholders of CNY426.0bn ($60.2bn) for the first three quarters of this year (3Q2025), up by 33.5% year-on-year, already surpassing 2024's the full-year total of CNY347.6bn
China's insurance asset management industry oversaw CNY33.3tn ($4.7tn) in assets at the end of 2024, up by 10.6% year-on-year, according to the "China Insurance Asset Management Industry Development Report (2025)" released by the Insurance Asset Management Association of China.
The net income of health maintenance organisations (HMOs) in the Philippines tripled in the third quarter of 2025, reaching PHP?2.44bn ($41.4m) from PHP?800.9m recorded in the same period last year.
The Central Bank of the UAE has revealed a strong increase in assets invested within the insurance sector, rising to AED 84.9bn ($23.1bn) at the end of 2024--equivalent to 59.2% of total sector assets and up from AED 77.2bn (54.6%) as of the end of 2023.
The Insurance & Pensions Commission of Zimbabwe has called for the intensification of ongoing efforts to coordinate and harmonise insurance supervision frameworks in the African continent. Commissioner Dr Grace Muradzikwa said this is all the more important as the continent moves toward deeper economic integration under the African Continental Free Trade Area.
African Reinsurance Corporation (Africa Re) saw its gross written premiums rise by 11.05% year on year to $?976.17m in the third quarter of 2025 (Q32025). Under IFRS 17, gross reinsurance revenue increased by 6.93% to $932.67m (Q32024: $872.20m).
The insurance industry in Tunisia reported gross direct premiums of TND3.1bn ($1.06bn) in the first nine months of this year (9M2025) against TND2.8bn in the corresponding period of 2024, a 11.5% increase, according to figures published by the regulatory authority, the General Insurance Committee (CGA).
Multinational Japan-based insurer Tokio Marine Holdings reported flat earnings in the first half of 2025, with net premiums written reaching JPY 2,685.8bn ($17.32bn), slightly lower than the JPY 2,697.9bn recorded a year earlier.
Marine insurance provider NorthStandard is raising P&I premiums by 5%, effective 20 February 2026, amid market unpredictability and risk. The announcement was made in a 17 November press release.