Asian insurtech funding takes off
July 15 2016 by Nick Ferguson
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India’s Digit Insurance US$440m IPO blocked by regulator: report
- February 1
The insurer was last valued at US$3.5bn by Sequoia Capital and is backed by investors including Canadian billionaire Prem Watsa.
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Adapting to a new risk environment key in a post-Covid world: AFF
- January 12
QBE's Lei Yu, Aon's Paul Young and Prudential's James Turner discuss Hong Kong's reopening, talent and ESG.
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Asian M&A: deals that shaped the market in 2022
- December 28
The region saw global insurers expanding their grip on South-East Asia, broker consolidation and a PE-backed digital push.
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Asia’s digital path needs hybrid approach
- December 15
As insurers step up investment and regulators develop initiatives, the digital-only model has yet to lead to better margins.
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Allianz Re: Agriculture Insurance in Asia: Protection gap and embracing technology
Digital transformation is at the heart of bridging protection gap and removing bottlenecks for farm cover in China and India.
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AXA XL: Helping ESG move from the periphery to the mainstream
Underwriter Victoria Soo and Senior Risk Analyst Daryl Soh on how credit insurance helps finance infrastructure projects and other ESG investments.
