HSBC Group has received approval from the Insurance Authority (IA) to set up a captive insurance company, Wayfoong (Asia) Limited, in Hong Kong, which has become the first captive insurer established in the city by a multinational enterprise. A captive insurer is designed primarily to cope with the multifarious perils borne by large business corporations with […]
AM Best, the credit rating agency, has reaffirmed its stable outlook for Chile’s insurance market, attributing its assessment to continued growth in premiums, consistent profitability, and a more robust regulatory framework. These findings are detailed in the company’s latest market segment analysis, “Market Segment Outlook: Chile Insurance.” According to the report, insurance penetration in Chile […]
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