Willis Towers names two senior executives for Asia
September 30 2016 by InsuranceAsia News
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Full Capacity: Aussie insurers’ record profits, soaring shares and stubborn premiums
- August 16
This week's newsletter discusses Hong Kong's captive insurance push, Bridge Specialty's Asian expansion plans, the ACCC's tough new merger control regime, and the triumphant results for the big three Aussie insurers.
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Li Choo Kwek-Perroy returns to Great Eastern as managing director, group integrated propositions and platforms
- August 15
In this newly created role, she will lead teams responsible for customer segments and experience, product development, digital platforms, brand, marketing and communications in the Great Eastern group.
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Gallagher Re, Aon, Swiss Re CorSo, Willis, Howden, McLardy McShane, Markel: 12 APAC insurance people moves of the week
- August 15
Canopius, Aon Re, Bridge Specialty, and 360 Underwriting also made personnel changes over the last week.
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DB Insurance profits hit by rising nat cat claims, rate cuts
- August 15
The South Korean insurer's underwriting profit fell sharply in the first half as losses mounted from natural disasters.
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Allianz General | Allianz General combines innovative protection solutions while powering social good to lead Malaysian market
The insurer proactively addresses emerging risks and evolving customer protection needs while giving back to the community.
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Sedgwick | Asia’s Energy Transformation – Balancing Growth, Risk and Renewables
Energy market presents unique risks, especially in a region which includes China and Japan as well as developing nations like Vietnam and the Philippines.
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Beazley | Turbulent Waters: the maritime energy transition challenge
Businesses are facing a complex transition to non-carbon energy sources amid a push to achieve net-zero emissions for the marine sector by 2050.
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Aon | Navigating shifts in the global and Asia insurance markets
Neelay Patel, Aon head of growth for Asia, says the market in Asia is at an ‘interesting stage of the cycle’.
