Traditional distribution can benefit from Asia's growing insurance markets : how to capitalize on this opportunity

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      <subfield code="a">Asia is expected to continue to deliver impressive growth in the life insurance market over the next decade. In fact, there are still attractive opportunities for growth in most Asian markets. These opportunities are driven by several factors, as well as a growth in wealth and an expanding middle class, a low insurance penetration, health and protection gaps or the aging populations </subfield>
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