Green Delta Insurance expects big gains as Bangladesh middle class growth surges

Regulatory incentives and promise of middle class growth are driving foreign interest in Kenya’s insurance sector, says Britam’s Ambrose Dabani

Bulgaria’s government and regulators have created obstacles to growing the insurance business, say Tumico executives

HSBC is investing heavily in the Pearl River Delta area, explains Candy Yuen

Tech innovations are giving Thai insurance customers faster response times and more efficient service on their motor insurance claims, says Viriyah Insurance

Mortgagee’s interest insurance and innocent owner policies offer a second line of defence for marine businesses, explains BankServe’s Peter Mellet

Insurers face a $1.5bn bill from Tianjin explosion costs

Obamacare was implemented in 2010 and is now in full swing, but is it the success the US president says or a black hole for money?

BOC Life Assurance’s Terry Lo updates World Finance on the Hong Kong insurance market

The insurance sector in Malaysia is growing fast, though the opportunities will only come to those with an understanding of the local market

The financial sector in Cyprus was hit hard by the economic crisis, but insurance company EuroLife has used the difficult climate to strengthen its customer-centric approach

In the face of a challenging financial climate, leading French insurer Covéa has been busy. Preparing for the implementation of Solvency II next year, it has expanded internationally and developed an ambitious new organisation to challenge competitors

Boasting the largest economy and population in Africa, the untapped potential in Nigeria’s insurance sector is incredibly lucrative

Though penetration is still extremely low, recent improvements by Peru’s insurance companies have created a host of new opportunities across the country

The insurance market in Kuwait is small but has potential. The Gulf Insurance Company is taking advantage of that and leading the market