Manulife Hong Kong has recently announced that it has enhanced its Cashless Day Surgery eService, the first-in-market and fully digitalised cashless service launched in 2019, to diversify claims pre-approval for customers at day surgeries.
This year's Asia Trusted Life Agents & Advisers Awards (the Awards) ceremony on 26 July saw 16 winners from seven markets celebrated for their contributions to the life insurance industry. The winners were chosen from 65 finalists shortlisted from 222 nominations from 12 markets. Due to the uncertain nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, the organisers have chosen to hold the awards presentation virtually.
Manulife has launched a new learning platform for its 60,000 insurance advisers in Vietnam and will soon launch the platform in four other markets in Asia.
Only 32% of Hong Kong couples have discussed holistic financial plans, potentially indicating that the remaining two-thirds of couples do not have a plan in place for their future.
People from the sandwich generation - those who had competing demands and financial responsibilities for both younger and older generations - have an increasing desire to be prepared for financial independence in retirement.
As part of its drive to build an inclusive and equitable society, Manulife Hong Kong has announced its offering of individual life insurance coverage (basic plans only, excluding term life, critical illness and medical insurance products) to customers who are diagnosed with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV).
Manulife Hong Kong has launched ManuGlobal Saver - a product designed to meet the growing demand among people looking to capture opportunities both locally and globally for long-term wealth accumulation.
Despite the fifth wave of Covid-19, some of the city's biggest insurers have enjoyed surging sales thanks to their digital offerings and a heightened public awareness of the need for medical cover.
AXA Hong Kong is carefully monitoring the social impact of its investment allocation changes as it aims to reduce its carbon footprint by 20% come 2025.
To enhance the protection of policyholders who intend to use premium financing when taking out life insurance policies, the Insurance Authority (IA) and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) have issued relevant circulars to life insurers, intermediaries and financial institutions such as banks.
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