China’s inevitable devaluation will pour more pain on industry
February 12 2016 by Nick Ferguson
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Chinese non-life insurers’ investment risks manageble, focus on underwriting results: AM Best
- November 29
Economic recovery and the recent relaxation of solvency-related investment rules support the sector’s “stable” outlook.
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Volante takes China Re’s Liu Song as treaty director
- November 21
Singapore-based Song will be the Lloyd's player's portfolio director responsible for treaty business in South-East Asia, Greater China, and South Korea.
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AM Best affirms China Re’s rating on strong capitalisation
- November 20
The rating agency noted Chaucer continues to be the major driver of overseas non-life reinsurance revenue and helps strengthen the group’s business footprint in the global reinsurance market.
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Peak Re to improve underwriting profitability in the next 12-18 months: Moody’s
- November 13
The rating agency has affirmed its Baa1 rating taking into account the company’s a3 standalone credit profile, solid capitalisation, expanding product and geographic diversification and liquid investment portfolio.
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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.
