With delays becoming the new norm for Asia’s cargo market, intensifying risk aggregation threatens capacity

With Australia, India and China inundated by record floods, voices swell to rewrite the nat cat lexicon

Floods in Australia have been widely described as a one-in-500-year event, but such categorisations are now being seen as harmful to the insurance industry.

Time to bite the bullet on IFRS 17? Implementation issues still abound in Asia

Despite being formally introduced in several countries in 2023, a number of players in the Asian market continue to struggle with the adoption of new reporting standards, Aon’s managing director and APAC head of finance consulting David Mbatha says.

Scale, complexity of NSW floods prompt further scrutiny of climate risk models

Loss adjusters expect a high volume of diverse claims from the ‘one-in-500-year’ event across the Mid North Coast and Hunter regions of New South Wales in Australia.

Clear resilience playbook, new DNA needed as climate challenge grows: Marsh’s Beverley Adams

Head of climate and catastrophe resilience tells InsuranceAsia News that as businesses, including in Asia Pacific, transition to a low-carbon future, insurers are increasingly being asked to play a part in the finance and risk management of projects.