Hong Kong captive market to step up in 2021
February 16 2021 by Yvonne Lau
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GBA cooperation key to viable climate-related insurance development: HKIA’s Clement Cheung
- December 11
The Greater Bay Area could help the industry develop innovative products and services for the broader market, the HKIA chief executive said at the Asian Insurance Forum.
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Hong Kong 2024 Q1 P&C underwriting profit doubles to US$132m
- May 31
The improvement came despite the sector’s total gross claims rising 12.1% as insurers in the city benefited from the release of prior-year reserves, the Hong Kong Insurance Authority said.
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Local expertise and investors key to Hong Kong’s cat bond hub ambitions
- May 6
Rising climate risks in the greater China region highlight Hong Kong's potential as an ILS hub, but an informed pool of investors and professional services ecosystems are important to grow the market further.
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Hong Kong speeds up US$1bn of drainage improvements in climate resilience move
- October 26
John Lee, the SAR's chief executive, said the city will step up disaster preparedness, including a review of transport and drainage works.
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