A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between Cambodia's Coordinating Committee for Informal Economy Development and Phillip Capital Group.
AM Best has maintained its stable outlook on Malaysia's non-life insurance sector, noting that regulatory initiatives designed to increase insurance penetration and the continuing de-tariffication of motor and fire insurance as the main reasons.
Personal accident insurance premiums for delivery riders are set to fall by 20-30% from current levels, with existing discount rates to be retained when motorcycles are replaced, like the treatment under auto insurance.
A Dubai court has clarified that neither the insured, the driver responsible for an accident, nor the insured's employees -- if injured during work or as a result of it -- can claim compensation from the insurance company beyond the limit stated in the insurance policy's supplementary endorsement.
The Office of the Insurance Commission (OIC), Thailand's insurance regulator, has established integrated approaches to assisting people affected by flooding in several southern provinces, particularly regarding claims for vehicle damage.
China's Ping An P&C and Thailand's Dhipaya Insurance have signed an MOU to support Chinese EV players in the Thailand market, beyond the standard manufacturer warranties.
Greater Than and DKG Insurance Group have announced an extended partnership and multi-year agreement, building on the success of their three-year relationship. The renewal reinforces the impact of the collaboration, which has enabled DKG to launch Fuse Fleet and a series of AI-powered insurance innovations for fleets across Australia. Participating fleets that have embedded Fuse Fleet into their risk programs have seen collision frequency fall by around 50%.
The Moroccan Insurance Federation (FMA) is pushing forward with the sector's digital transformation following a 4 December 2025 meeting with insurers and reinsurers to advance the rollout of a multi-channel premium payment system.
The Emirates Insurance Federation (EIF) has said that insurance premiums for electric vehicles in the UAE are expected to decline to more affordable levels, as more EV brands now have authorised dealers in the local market.
Insurance premiums are expected to rise consecutively starting next year, driven by worsening loss ratios in health insurance due to a surge in claims.