Disrupting employee benefits in Asia

October 2 2015 by Nick Ferguson

Rosaline Chow Koo was perplexed when she first started to work in the insurance industry.

“I would visit clients and ask them: ‘Why do you need brokers as the middlemen? All they’re doing is giving ...

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