Fitch says Malaysia’s insurance sector to remain stable
December 4 2015 by InsuranceAsia News-
After Hong Kong and Singapore’s flying start, Malaysian Re mulls ILS market entry amid ‘early stage’ discussions
- December 5
Largest reinsurer in Malaysia expects to increase its GWP to around US$580m in FY25, president and CEO Ahmad Noor Azhari Abdul Manaf tells InsuranceAsia News.
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Liberty Specialty Markets revamps APAC underwriting structure with 5 promotions
- December 4
Moves for Marcus Thomas, Brett Gardiner, Angelo Maniatis, Shawn Anderson, and Ben Hissey impact Singapore, Hong Kong, China, India, Malaysia, and Australia.
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Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia reel from flood damage, losses in the ‘hundreds of millions’: Aon
- November 28
Cyclone Senyar, a rare tropical cyclone in the Malacca Strait, and heavy rainfall triggered flooding that affected millions, with total economic damage in Thailand estimated at US$360–740m.
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Malaysian Re to face ‘mild deterioration’ in overseas underwriting: Fitch
- November 19
Affirms IFS rating at A (Strong) with a stable outlook, based on the reinsurer’s moderate company profile, very strong capitalisation, and strong financial performance and earnings.
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