A dedicated page for content relevant to (re)insurance professionals with an interest in Emerging Markets
Protecting important commodities has always been critical when exploring the unknown. Qin-dynasty traders in China would divvy up their cargo...
Almost 40% of South African risk managers have said risk management is not valued by their organisation. Responding to a survey from the Institute of...
Saudi Arabia's only locally incorporated reinsurer Saudi Re was ahead of direct insurers in the Kingdom in terms of profit growth in 1Q...
Heavy rains experienced in recent years throughout Turkey have led to increased demand for insurance. Research shows that storms constitute half of all extreme events...
The decade following the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) was a volatile one for Latin America. After several prosperous years of riding the global commodities boom...
Global insurance broking business Brokerslink announced three new African affiliates have joined its global broker network bringing its presence across...
India's proposed removal of the foreign-ownership cap on insurance intermediaries is likely to increase competition, strengthen distribution capabilities to enhance insurance penetration and boost M&A in the medium to long term...
The government of flood-prone Kerala, a coastal state in southern India, is thinking of setting up an natural disaster insurance scheme to cover residential properties...
Increasingly antiquated rules and a lack of innovation have lost Bahrain its early mover advantage in Middle East re/insurance, according to a report published this week by ratings firm AM Best
The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has pledged $1bn to help countries adapt to the new trading conditions after the launch of the...
