Resilience is a long game
China
Regulatory shifts spell more opportunities for reinsurers
Climate extremes and mental health are converging into a risk crisis
Outbound expansion and tapping the renewables space for growth
NEVs drive growth despite economic headwinds
The US$700bn opportunity: Why Chinese insurers should follow their automakers to Europe
Nat CAT risk calls for company-specific modelling and information
Adapting models for APAC's CAT events
Disasters are not only natural
Climate-related losses accelerating as extreme events drive volatility
Weathering Nat CAT in the Philippines
A decade of rising risk and opportunity
Scaling Nat CAT insurance requires simpler, trust-based solutions
India's next systemic financial risk
General
From hype to impact: How Singapore's insurance industry can harness GenAI
Elevating mortgage advisory standards in Singapore
View from India: New labour codes will give a new shape to workforce insurance
View from India: Life and general insurance both need to work together
The leaky pipeline
A look back at the regulatory sandbox
AIR at 35 Still rooted in Asia
Products and alliances
People on the move
As India approaches 2047, the vision of ‘Insurance for All’ remains distant. In this landscape, reinsurers emerge as key enablers. By providing risk capacity, innovative solutions, and simplifying customer journeys, they empower the primary insurers to expand coverage, especially in underserved regions. We spoke to Pacific Life Re’s Mr Gautham Suresh and UnderWriteMe’s Mr Pratap Chawla to find out how reinsurers can help bridge the gap.
Big data analytics has long been a tool for (re)insurers in their quest for better performance, efficiency, and effectiveness. Asia Insurance Review’s deputy editor Ahmad Zaki spoke with Pacific Life Re’s managing director, protection, Asia, Vasan Errakiah on how big data can be leveraged to improve underwriting and risk assessment, how unstructured data can be utilised and how Pacific Life Re is staying ahead of the curve.