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- November 5 2025
SIRC: Fit for purpose? Pricing, structures to moderate, Swiss Re’s Victor Kuk says
New reinsurance capacity coming into the Asian market, which will be a factor in terms of the eventual pricing, the head of reinsurance in Southeast Asia, India, South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan says.
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- November 5 2025
SIRC: Insurance key to addressing protection gap for Emerging Asia’s middle class: Peak Re
Despite the optimism around the region’s economic prospects, widening protection gaps need solutions, says Jasmine Miow and Sudhir Salian.
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- November 5 2025
SIRC: Reinsurers’ growing enthusiasm for tailored solutions in APAC
Q&A with Roshan Perera and James Mounty from Gallagher Re.
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- November 4 2025
SIRC : Demand for flood, SCS data increases amid rising economic losses in APAC: Perils
Recent typhoons in the Philippines, Hong Kong and Vietnam, along with Myanmar earthquake, also drive demand for historically peak perils data.
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- November 4 2025
SIRC: No ‘dramatic softening’ despite competitive pressures, Mapfre Re says
Renewals are seeing discipline in pricing, stable attachment points and nothing to be worried about, chief regional officer Javier Sánchez Cea says.
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- November 4 2025
SIRC: Everest Re doubles down on specialty as APAC demand rises
Demand for bespoke solutions and interest in parametric structures that deliver faster recovery and greater flexibility are growing, according to Kevin Bogardus, chief executive for Everest Re in Singapore.
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- November 4 2025
SIRC: London market eyeing Singapore property insurance opportunities
London market is helping to develop new solutions which will help to bridge the protection gap, says International Underwriting Association CEO Chris Jones
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- November 4 2025
SIRC: Aspen Re excited about opportunities in Asia, to grow portfolio in ‘measured way’
Tay Boon Chuan, head of Singapore at Aspen, speaks to InsuranceAsia News about market conditions in APAC heading into 1.1 and where the firm’s growth strategy in the region.
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- November 4 2025
Japan’s Tokio Marine subsidiary buys US-based Ignyte’s Collector insurance unit for US$615m
Business employs about 250 people and recorded a gross written premium of US$164m (JPY25.9bn) in FY24.
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- November 4 2025
SIRC: Diary day two – Wham, bam, thank you ma’am!
Marcus Alcock shares his thoughts from the Sands Expo & Convention Centre.
