Another Indonesia state-owned insurer faces scandal
January 14 2020 by Yvonne Lau- 
													Premium growth, economic resilience benefit Indonesian non-life insurers despite underwriting pressures: AM Best- October 9
 The rating agency maintained a stable outlook on Asean country's non-life insurance segment, reflecting expectations of continued premium expansion. 
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													Indonesia’s new minimum equity thresholds to ‘spur’ consolidation: Fitch- October 6
 Push to raise minimum thresholds for insurers and reinsurers is expected to trigger widespread consolidation as weaker firms could become targets for acquisition, Fitch said in a report. 
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													Indonesian protests to result in ‘substantial’ losses, but PV market capacity not a concern- September 9
 Claims likely to arise from riot, strikes, civil commotion and malicious damage perils from the protests which started in late August, sources told InsuranceAsia News. 
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													Product recall cover in the spotlight as US bans Indonesian shrimp over ‘disturbing’ Fukushima radiation link- September 1
 US Food and Drug Administration has cracked down on imports from BMS Foods, but the link with Japan’s nuclear power plant has been questioned. 
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