Muang Thai Life Assurance (MTL) is partnering with Line BK, a provider of social banking services, to introduce an insurance brokerage service that primarily caters to those with lower incomes and freelancers.
A pensioner who had difficulty paying her monthly life premiums since 2012 and claimed her adviser had provided "inappropriate" financial advice has substantially won her dispute.
AIA NZ has welcomed Snap Fitness as a new gym partner and provider of AIA Vitality Fitness Assessments.
AIA NZ has announced a collaboration with Smartshares, an investment funds manager in New Zealand and a subsidiary of NZX, to ensure a seamless and cost-efficient transition of the insurer's $500 million unit-linked policy portfolio into SuperLife funds.
Standing out in the marketplace can be difficult. But you can differentiate your advisory practice from other competitors by carving out a niche that serves specific client needs or objectives. Smart Asset gives a breakdown of common niches that advisers specialise in.
About 47% of individuals either surrendered their life insurance policies or failed to renew them over the past five years, highlighting a significant gap in financial preparedness in the country, according to SBI Life's Financial Immunity Report.
AIA Indonesia has taken a pioneering step in the country's insurance industry by integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into the recruitment process for insurance agents, known as Life Planners.
Policyholders of Shield Plans can now switch more easily from their existing plans with other insurers to Prudential Singapore's PRUShield policies and supplementary plans (riders), through PRUShield EasySwitch.
At a recent ThinkAdviser webcast, a panel of adviser industry experts said the rapid pace of innovation unfolding across the financial service industry is pushing advisers to elevate their game and demanding ever-greater investment of time and resources. Here are eight trends highlighted at the webcast.
Sun Life Hong Kong (Sun Life HK) has announced its receipt of approval from the Hong Kong Insurance Authority for the early adoption of the risk-based capital (RBC) regime.
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