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Aberdeen Standard takes $13m stake in life insurer
Digitally-focused insurance company eyeing south-east Asia expansion
Chinese insurer unveils life business in Singapore
The state-owned company has been working in the country for over 80 years
Financial services firm opens Ireland subsidiary
The company is ‘writing a new chapter’ with the creation of 20 jobs in Dublin
HSBC Malaysia receives approval to sell stake in life arm
The bank to divest its 49% share to focus on banking in the region
Woodbrook Group to set up Irish life company
Part of planned €100m investment in the Irish operation, with over 1,500 jobs created
Senior departure at Friends Provident International
Chief marketing officer for Middle East and Africa to exit after five years
Hong Kong urgently launches insurance fraud prevention database
Federation says need to move quickly as ‘lagging far behind’ other countries
New Zealand life insurers pay most commission
NZ reserve bank said the high level of commission life insurers pay to advisers can create ‘conduct risk’
The challenges hitting offshore markets
Nearly 80 life companies have disappeared since the late 1980s
China ready to allow foreign insurance company ownership
Move will take three years but Chinese regulator will accept applications from 2019
