Asian reinsurers face volatile future
November 10 2021 by Nick Ferguson
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Analytics: Singapore (re)insurance market extends lead as Hong Kong hit by lacklustre UW results
- May 10
While overall GWP growth in both cities were similar, the Lion City's primary insurers saw significant growth in 2023 compared with peers in the SAR, data from the cities’ regulators show.
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Analytics: Australian GI brokers see 22% growth in 2023
- April 5
The GWP placed by the country's brokers with Lloyd’s underwriters in 2023 more than doubled to US$5.75bn, APRA data for last year shows.
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Analytics: Motor results shore up Korean majors’ FY23 underwriting performance
- March 6
While the carriers have seen strong premium growth in the past year, their long-term and commercial businesses' underwriting returns remain under pressure and weighed on overall results.
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Analytics: Singapore’s H1 P&C underwriting profits nearly double
- September 28
(Re)insurers benefited from strong premium growth in engineering and credit lines and a lower claims tally, however aviation hull and cargo GWP declined, according to MAS data.
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Guy Carpenter | Private equity’s reshaping of the Asian life sector has further to run
PE-backed reinsurers provide access to asset classes and investment expertise that often don’t exist within the traditional carriers themselves.
