Indian life companies warned on bancassurance
April 19 2016 by InsuranceAsia News-
General carrier Bajaj Allianz and HSBC India form bancassurance partnership
- August 23
Under the agreement, HSBC India will now distribute Bajaj Allianz's insurance offerings to its customers, through its 26 branches across 14 cities.
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Samsung Fire & Marine quits bancassurance as sales flag: report
- April 8
The move from savings to protection products have made the banking channel less attractive non-life carriers in Korea, especially since the introduction of IFRS17.
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Samsung Vina Insurance signs property products deal with Shinhan Bank Vietnam
- October 13
In the first six months of 2023, property insurance revenue in Vietnam achieved a growth rate of 10.9%.
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Chubb Singapore’s Jerry Ng to lead consumer and bancassurance, Eric Kwan handed distribution role
- September 7
Both Ng and Kwan will report to Hng Keng Yoong, GI country president for Chubb, in their expanded roles.
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