With a rapidly ageing population to service, Hong Kong’s insurance market boasts huge potential, but must be prepared to adapt

Candy Yuen, CEO of HSBC Insurance Hong Kong, explains the company’s latest tool to help people save for retirement

Abylai Jakishev from Kazkom Life discusses the potential for growth in Kazakhstan’s insurance sector

One in seven Singaporean SMEs are completely uninsured, reveals CEO Karl Hamann

In the face of global economic uncertainty and domestic growth challenges, Rimac has maintained its position as the frontrunner in Peru’s insurance market

To maintain its leading position in Kenya’s highly competitive insurance market, Britam places recruitment and training at the core of its operations

The competitive nature of the Chilean insurance industry means only the strongest survive, and only the very best manage to create a legacy

A standardised financial framework across the AEC will lead to the creation of new insurance companies and the expansion of existing ones, say Arthapas Cheuasangpan and Nittaya Dockchan from Thailand’s The Viriyah Insurance

Myanmar is seeing dramatic changes, both politically and economically. These developments will prove positive for the country’s insurance industry

Sri Lanka has undergone a series of drastic economic and social changes in the last few years. Ceylinco Life Insurance is constantly adapting to keep up with these changing conditions

Malaysia’s insurance market is competitive and growing. World Finance spoke to one of the sector’s key firms to gain a better insight into this booming industry

In spite of Europe’s economic slowdown, the Hungarian insurance sector continues to strengthen as more and more of the population seek greater protection

Good hazard maps and comprehensive reinsurance keep the non-life insurance provider ahead of the game

While the European insurance sector is filled with challenges, Nordea Life Finland has found modernisation to be the key to survival

Singapore’s SMEs are an integral part of its economy, but many don’t carry insurance. Correcting this deficiency has become a priority for QBE Singapore