Disrupting employee benefits in Asia
October 2 2015 by Nick Ferguson
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Howden hires trio to grow employee benefits, financial lines in Hong Kong
- July 7
Broker appoints Eugene Wong as employee benefits practice lead, Alan Sze as associate director for employee benefits sales, and Jason Lam as associate director for financial lines.
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Hong Kong-based specialist broker Alea secures French intermediary licence
- April 16
Healthcare and employee benefits broker also opens a Paris office.
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WTW elevates Han Wei Fong to Singapore country head
- February 26
He will retain his existing responsibilities as head of health and benefits in Singapore.
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Aon Singapore names Tisha Soh as head of client services, health solutions
- June 9
For the last 11 years, Soh has been focused on employee health benefits, having worked at Great Eastern, WTW and Cigna Healthcare.
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