India unveils three-way merger of state-owned insurers
February 5 2018 by InsuranceAsia News Staff-
IRDAI proposes perpetual licence for brokers: report
- May 29
The regulator plans to remove the three-year renewal requirement for intermediary licences as part of recommended amendments to Insurance Act.
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Indonesia carriers need to raise capital to meet new norms
- May 24
OJK is proposing raising the minimum paid-up capital for non-life insurers to US$67m by 2028, from US$10m currently.
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National Administration of Financial Regulation replaces CBIRC as new China regulator
- May 22
The newly constituted body, which began operations on May 18, will regulate the financial services industry, including insurance and banking sectors.
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IRDAI relaxes surety bond rules
- May 20
The regulator has reduced the solvency requirement and removed the 30% exposure ceiling.
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Sedgwick: The digital revolution: How technology is transforming claims
Asia’s insurance market needs to embrace digital and data capabilities to improve client satisfaction.
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Allianz Re: Securing India’s energy transition
Innovation and expertise are key to (re)insuring the country’s ambitious transition-to-renewables story.
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AXA XL: Helping ESG move from the periphery to the mainstream
Underwriter Victoria Soo and Senior Risk Analyst Daryl Soh on how credit insurance helps finance infrastructure projects and other ESG investments.
