Regulations cost the Australian insurance customers up to A$3.5bn each year and this has a major impact on productivity according to a new report by the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA). The ...

The Malaysian medical community is continuing its efforts to ensure that insurers, takaful operators (ITOs) and third-party administrators (TPAs) are prevented from interfering in doctors' clinical ...

As climate-driven catastrophes intensify and infrastructure grows more sophisticated, the insurance industry faces mounting pressure to reimagine how major and complex loss claims are handled.

Staying true to its mission, Volante Singapore is building enduring partnerships with a select group of reinsurance clients across APAC.

Singapore is the Asia Pacific hub for 12 of the world’s top insurance and reinsurance companies. The market is the regional hub for 16 of the top 25 reinsurers and also has a presence of over 150 ...

By supporting local underwriting experts with deep expertise, dealing with clients in a transparent manner, and showing understanding of the culture here, Antares Underwriting Asia is staying true to ...

As AI transforms the nature of work and reshapes the insurance landscape, effective leaders must balance innovation with empathy, embracing technology while helping their teams navigate uncertainty.

In APAC’s fast-evolving life and health insurance landscape, partnership between actuaries and underwriters is crucial to designing robust, customer-centric and forward-looking solutions that are ...

The APAC reinsurance market is on track to see an orderly and disciplined 1/1 renewal seasons with stable T&C, enough capacity and lowering property reinsurance rates.

Blackstone, a global private equity giant, has acquired a 70% stake in New Delhi-based Ace Insurance Brokers in one of the largest transactions in India's insurance intermediary market, according to ...

Hong Kong's insurance regulator, the Insurance Authority (IA), released provisional statistics for 1H2025, with total gross premiums reaching HK$423.4bn ($54.5bn).

The South Korean government will begin subsidising malpractice insurance premiums for doctors working in critical but increasingly underserved medical specialties, reported the Korea Bizwire.