In today’s uncertain insurance market, firms cannot rely on past trends for lessons on the future. Product innovation and consumer-facing systems are the key

The Norwegian life insurance market is maturing alongside technological innovation in the field, allowing industry leaders to provide customers with simple and manageable solutions

Global markets are approaching a turning point, and hedge funds could benefit greatly as a result, according to World Finance’s Hedge Fund Personality of the Year

The provision of retirement benefits in Kenya has been in need of a revival, and with large numbers of Kenyans reaching the end of their working life, avoiding an investment crisis is key to its ageing population

Ceylinco Life Insurance is leading the change to help Sri Lanka’s ageing population be more aware of some of the common mistakes made when it comes to retirement planning

There may have been setbacks, but Thailand’s economy is getting back on track, with the insurance industry playing a crucial role in the country’s continued development

Hong Kong’s insurance market is among the most developed in the region. Leading the industry is AXA GI, with its customer-centric approach and constant focus on development

Many people can be left without security following a large-scale natural disaster. If one is insured correctly picking up the pieces can be far less stressful

Simplification is an integral part of Nordea Life’s strategy as it aims to retain its position as the leading life insurance company in Finland

Myanmar’s insurance sector dates back to the 18th century, but only recently has foreign investment been granted, opening up and creating opportunities in the market

The insurance industry has transformed rapidly over the last few years. We look at the organisations making a new market impression, in the 2015 World Finance Global Insurance Awards

Green Delta Insurance Company has done a great deal to make clear the value of insurance in Bangladesh, and has ambitions to help provide cover to the entire country

Bill Gross is seeking $200m in damages from the firm he helped found in relation to the circumstances leading up to his departure

Many fear for the future of asset management, with Apple and other world-beating technology companies flirting with the idea of entering the industry

Highlights from the World Pension Summit 2015, including the winner of the World Pension Summit Innovation Award 2015