It has been a difficult and trying period for all of us globally. The COVID-19 outbreak has caused much unfortunate loss of lives and livelihoods. The Circuit Breaker measures that were introduced in Singapore early April were necessary to curb the spread of the pandemic, albeit causing many businesses to suffer, and jobs getting cut unless businesses adopt and adapt the ways of the digital world.
Over three quarters (76.6%) of respondents in a recent survey say they would use healthcare value-added services provided by insurers such as health counselling, discounted genetic testing for cancer and pharmacogenomics testing.
Singtel has launched an insurance savings solution through their Dash mobile app. The insurance savings plan called Dash EasyEarn is underwritten by Etiqa Insurance.
What's the future of life insurance distribution? Dr Kai-Uwe Schanz, Deputy Managing Director and Head of Research & Foresight from The Geneva Association, the leading international think tank of the insurance industry, shares his insights and survey findings with Asia Advisers Network.
Even if you're a confident person by nature, there will be instances when you feel your game is off and you're not as confident as you normally are. So, for everyone out there -shy or confident by default- how do you prime your confidence back to top shape?
A new report by AIA and EY sheds light on how High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs) view and adopt insurance solutions into their overall wealth management.
Life insurers are continuing to pay out more for mental health related claims, as Australians take longer to return to work, according to new analysis by international professional services firm KPMG and the Financial Services Council.
Some 500 delegates from 20 markets have registered for the "Insurance Inspired: Winning in the New Normal" virtual summit that is happening on 28-30 July 2020 as the first batch of speakers has been announced.
The Insurance Authority (IA) has announced the extension of temporary facilitative measures for non-face-to-face distribution of specific insurance products for another three months to 30 September 2020. This was announced in view of the latest developments of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Health insurance companies will not be allowed to contest claims once the premiums on a policy has been paid for a continuous period of eight years, the IRDAI states in new guidelines on indemnity based health insurance.
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