Hong Kong’s insurance market remains heavily driven by life insurance, with 93.2% of the total insurance sector dominated by it. https://t.co/iCppF5VyMg
The Philippines’ non-life insurance market’s growth may be offset by risks including macroeconomic uncertainty, tighter monetary policy, and potential financial market volatility linked to geopolitical tensions. https://t.co/XbwJe3uFZP
Rising private medical claims and tighter policy rules are forcing insurers and employers in Singapore to redesign health benefits as medical inflation accelerates and workers face higher out-of-pocket costs. https://t.co/i5e3dJTaKa
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Rising private medical claims and tighter policy rules are forcing insurers and employers in Singapore to redesign health benefits as medical inflation accelerates and workers face higher out-of-pocket costs. https://t.co/LCI4ktHB0j
Recent outbreaks of the Ebola virus and Andes hantavirus are forcing the insurance industry to re-evaluate how it covers rare infectious diseases. https://t.co/5yGgdjWgAQ
Hong Kong’s high-net-worth (HNW) families generally understood the risks linked to longer lifespans, but many had not fully implemented formal systems covering health, wealth and legacy planning across different jurisdictions. https://t.co/ZKXC0hHs3d
China’s life insurance sector faces growing pressure from stock-market volatility and slower premium growth, which could lead to rising exposure to equities and expectations of weaker premium growth in 2026. https://t.co/DJWnA4SSww
Hong Kong insurers face rising pressure to modernise payment systems and cyber protection as consumers demand faster digital services whilst businesses remain exposed to mounting artificial intelligence (AI)-driven and supplier-linked cyber risks. https://t.co/feuI4w1hUU