More SMEs recognise cyber risks
November 25 2016 by InsuranceAsia News-
Rising cyber threats put the brakes on APAC’s softening insurance market
- September 16
The dramatic softening of the cyber insurance market since 2023 is showing signs of decelerating, brokers and underwriters say.
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Jack Morecroft joins Marsh as cyber managing principal in Australia
- September 15
Melbourne-based Morecroft joins from Gallagher, where he had been since January 2022 in London and Melbourne.
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Chubb elevates Hong Kong-based Jeremy Lai to head of cyber, technology practice
- September 10
He has been with Chubb for almost seven and a half years, having joined as an assistant casualty underwriter.
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As cyberattacks surge across Asia, call increases for insurance-led resilience
- September 10
Education is the missing link as brokers and insurers must equip businesses with risk knowledge, not just policies, CyberCube's Jon Choi tells InsuranceAsia News.
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BlackRock | Rethink the rules: how TAA and ETFs are reshaping portfolio construction
As global markets fragment into distinct regional poles, tactical asset allocation – powered by precise index data and ETF implementation – has become essential for navigating regime shifts and enhancing portfolio resilience. Daniel Caderas, Portfolio Manager, Global Tactical Asset Allocation APAC Lead, BlackRock Raman Aylur Subramanian, Managing Director, Index Research & Development, MSCI Part 1: […]
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BlackRock | Infrastructure comes of age for insurers
Are insurers capturing full value from the asset class? BlackRock shares its perspective.
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PartnerRe | The missing life stage: why caregiving is reshaping the future of protection in APAC
To stay relevant, insurers should engage caregivers earlier with solutions that combine protection, navigation support, and preventative planning.
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BHSI | The real risk begins underwater: how subsea risk is changing insurance
Asia's subsea industry is expanding and evolving rapidly, with the growing use of technology across the region changing the way risks are be assessed.
