Singapore rates seen to increase in 2017

January 22 2018 by InsuranceAsia News Staff

Singapore

Insurance premium rates in Singapore are still low, but last year was good for the industry, according to Aon International.

The general insurance rate in 2017 in Singapore moved between 7.5% and 1...

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