Section: ArticlesTitle: Asia insurance review. September 2026Notes: Sumario: When Capacity Meets Caution -- Silvers Are Not Happy With the Cut in Rebates on Private Health Insurance -- Life Insurers Face Declining Sales -- Ageing Population Boosts Life Insurance Demand -- Insurance Premiums Surge 32% to US$37.4bn in First Quarter of 2026 -- Kumamoto Prefecture Hit Again by Powerful Temblor, a Decade After the 2016 Disaster -- Combining Human Expertise With Advanced Technology Is the Best Solution for Life Insurers -- Pursuing a Prudent Policy of Prioritising Earnings Stability Over the Pursuit of Growth -- Removing Financial Complexity From Decisions Linked to Longer Lives -- Initiatives for Extending Healthy Life Expectancy and Promoting Regional Revitalisation -- Rethinking Fundamental L&H Principles -- Japan's Life Association Fosters Environment Conducive for Ageing Society -- Changing Risk Environment Is Creating New Opportunities for Brokers -- Overlapping Risks Pose Growing Challenge for Japanese Corporates -- Becoming a Front-Runner in Insurance Inclusion -- Financing Growth, Absorbing Risk: The Role of Reinsurance in Malaysia's Economic Development -- Agriculture Reinsurance in China: Climate, Resilience and the Next Phase of Growth -- Nat CAT's Changing Risk Environment Show Coverage Must Keep Evolving -- Market Prices Are Not a Reflection of Reality -- Capacity Is Ample, but Underwriting Is Disciplined -- Renewals to Be Relationship-Driven and Solution-Led -- India's Reinsurance Market Has Wind in Its Sails for the Long Haul -- A Market at an Inflection Point -- Supporting Local Market Growth Amidst Global Uncertainty -- Domestic Infrastructure Projects Drive Reinsurance Demand -- Transparency and Risk Guide Marine Insurability -- Asia's Marine Insurance Market Set for Structural Shift -- Asia Steers the Future of Marine Insurance Amid Rising Global Risks -- Is People-Focused Protection the Future of Marine Insurance? -- Southeast Asia's Supply Chain Reshuffle Brings Marine Risk Engineering to the Forefront -- View From India: The Next Port of Call for India's Maritime Industry Is a P&I Club -- The Claims Risk Beneath Gulf-Delayed Vessels -- Malaysia: Challenges Aplenty but Life Insurers Remain Resilient and Committed -- Navigating Unique Cruise Travel Risks -- Why Insurers Must Build the Right Foundations for AI -- Reimagining the Assessment and Insurance of Cyber-Triggered Physical Damage Risks -- Indian Market Needs to Focus on Underwriting Discipline -- Lloyd's in Asia: Expanding Footprint Through Its Strong Legacy in the Region -- China's Insurers Are Quietly Becoming a Part of the Critical Infrastructure -- Both Culture and Technology Can Drive Success in the (Re)Insurance Industry -- Brokers Confront the Protection Gap.Related records: En: Asia insurance review. - Singapore : Ins Communications Pte Ltd., 2009- = ISSN 0218-2696. - 07/09/2026 Issue 9 - september 2026 , 93 p.Materia / lugar / evento: Corredores de segurosCatástrofes naturalesMercado de segurosInteligencia artificialCambio climáticoRegulaciónInsurtechPerspectivas del seguroEmpresas de segurosCiberriesgosDistribución de segurosOther categories: 219Rights: In Copyright (InC)
