The three European As of the global insurance fraternity, AXA, Aviva and Allianz have taken the lead on climate change and are actively managing the financial risks it poses in capital markets...
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There are encouraging signs that the natural catastrophe protection gap in Asia can be bridged, owing to factors such as relaxation of market access restriction in the region as well as the power of technology...
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General insurers have expressed reservations about a directive of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways for them to provide third party insurance...
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From chatbots to autonomous vehicles to connected machines in digital factories, more widespread implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) applications is transforming industry...
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Multiple regulators in Asia are embedding sustainability in their insurance development objectives - but the pace of change could be improved upon...
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The MAS intends to work with insurers to anchor sustainability specialist teams in Singapore to undertake sustainability strategy development...
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Small tea growers, contributing near half of the national yield, are going to have insurance coverage against loss incurred due to adverse weather conditions...
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Climate change is a priority for the majority of C-level executives. Dr Maryam Golnaraghi of The Geneva Association highlights the findings of a study they did...
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New Zealand can expect to face, on average, annual costs of NZ$1.6 billion (US$1.17 billion) or just under 1% of its GDP, from natural disasters, based on data going back to 1900, according to...
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China will expand a pilot reform nationwide starting next year, obliging polluters to repair the environment or pay compensation. By 2020, China aims to establish an efficient...
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