Centrum Group gets broking licence in India
August 21 2017 by InsuranceAsia News Staff-
Vietnam’s relaxed foreign investment rules could bolster M&A: AM Best
- November 28
AM Best maintains stable outlook on the South-East Asian country's non-life insurance sector, but challenges remain due to slowing economic growth.
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Malaysia’s MAA Group to sell 85% stake in Filipino subsidiary
- November 17
The group will sell its share in MAA General Assurance Philippines to Triple P Philippines for US$49.3m with an option to sell the remaining 15% stake for US$8.7m within 14 months.
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Steadfast buys 70% stake in Australian MGA Sure
- November 16
The acquisition will include a US$96.3m upfront cash payment and potential earn-out payments through FY 2025.
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Howden acquires Australian bloodstock specialist HQ Insurance
- November 16
The Sydney-based broker offers equine industry solutions predominantly in bloodstock, covering foals, weanlings, yearlings, broodmares, racehorses and stallions.
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Capital Consulting International seeks to expand into new markets and double its APAC presence
The consultant is exploring potential acquisitions in Australia and New Zealand, and expanding its footprint in South-East Asia, Korea and Japan.
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Peak Re | From cybercrime to mental well-being: evolving needs of emerging Asia
Managing these daunting risks will require a multi-stakeholder approach to risk identification, financing and mitigation.
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AXA XL | Battery-powered ships: Moving from the drawing board to the seas
Electric ferries are increasing in popularity but there is plenty of work ahead to move away from ships using heavy diesel oil.
