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- March 3 2025
Civil unrest, crime to remain major threats in APAC in 2025: Willis
9% of clients reported incidents in the region in 2024, a gradual increase from 6% in 2023, amid a complex and multifaceted threat environment.
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- March 3 2025
Chubb to buy Liberty Mutual’s P&C arms in Thailand, Vietnam
Two Liberty insurance businesses produced approximately US$275m in net premiums written in 2024.
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- March 3 2025
MSI to improve underwriting profitability, driven by steady rate hikes: Fitch
Global rating agency affirms insurer rating of A+ (strong) with a stable outlook.
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- March 3 2025
Thailand’s non-life 2023 underwriting profit at US$380m after US$1.5bn loss in 2022: AM Best
Rebound attributed to a rise in premium income and a decline in claims incurred, the rating agency said in its country report.
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- March 3 2025
Tune Protect’s insurance revenue up 4% to US$87.2m in FY24
Net insurance service result more than doubled, mainly attributable to improvement in the acquisition cost due to changes in the company's portfolio mix, as well as a lower reinsurance ratio.
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- March 1 2025
Suncorp to settle class action suit over add-on sales
Settlement must be approved by the Supreme Court of Victoria, but no date has been set for the hearing,
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- March 1 2025
Full capacity: All aboard the wholesale train
In this week's Full Capacity newsletter from InsuranceAsia News, we look at Axa XL, auto-fac market, Japan snow, the emerging Asian wholesale market as well as our weekly roundup of people moves.
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- February 28 2025
Axa XL, QBE, Gallagher, Zurich, WTW: 9 APAC insurance people moves of the week
Circles Group, Markel, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, Munich Re, Sompo Asia Pacific and HDI Global also made personnel changes over the last week.
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- February 28 2025
HDI Global promotes Kirsten Murray to senior property underwriter
Perth-based Murray has been with HDI Global for almost 11 years.
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- February 28 2025
‘Avoid building in dumb places’: Kiwis want more investment in extreme weather protection
Insurance Council of New Zealand survey shows 'Kiwis want to see more investment in resilience measures', chief executive Kris Faafoi says.
