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Australia can no longer operate its bushfire insurance regime based on the current Pure Actuarial Fairness model, says a report which forms part of the research of the Practical Justice Initiative...
Super cyclone Amphan that tore into coastal parts of eastern India and Southern Bangladesh on 20 May has wreaked havoc along a large part of the coastline, including the metropolitan city of Kolkata...
AM Best is maintaining a negative market segment outlook on India's non-life insurance sector due to various factors such as the sector's reliance on investment activities...
While the COVID-19 pandemic has left a major impact on the global economy, Swiss Re believes that China has taken the lead in adopting a series of targeted monetary...
New insurance policies with lower returns to policyholders will reduce insurers' risk of incurring negative spreads when their investment income is likely to weaken from a prolonged...
The government may soon open the insurance sector to 74% foreign direct investment (FDI) under the approval route, in an initiative aimed at bringing more capital into the insurance business...
The Insurance Information Institute (III) has launched a new educational initiative, Future of American Insurance and Reinsurance (FAIR) to help the public understand the insurance industry's future...
There are still 26 insurance companies which have yet to list their shares on the stock market after the government's 31 December 2019 deadline for insurers to launch their IPOs...
The indemnity insurance loss ratio of South Korean insurers reached 137.2% in the first quarter of this year, an increase of 2.6 percentage points from the previous...
The Thai Cabinet has approved a maize insurance project estimated to cost THB313.98m ($9.8m) that would cover a target area of 3m rai (480,000ha), to mitigate the effects of natural disasters...
