Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade Dr Mohamed Farid has emphasised that digital transformation is a strategic necessity for the growth of Egypt's insurance sector, which requires a stronger private sector to support structural reforms and improve market efficiency.
The Financial Services Authority (OJK) has maintained a positive outlook for Indonesia's insurance industry, citing expectations of healthier and more sustainable growth ahead.
The Saudi authorities have launched Ta'amman, the first independent digital platform dedicated to raising insurance awareness across all segments of society.
Full-stack InsurTech company, Igloo, has set out its 2026 Philippines strategy under newly appointed Country Head Mr Ramjit Lahiri.
One of Kyobo Lifeplanet Life Insurance's most striking features is the absence of an agency force. The insurer, which is South Korea's first online-only life insurance company, has built its identity around this model.
More than four in five insurers (82%) in Singapore say they are ahead of their competitors in adopting digital systems, yet nearly all (98%) acknowledge that legacy technology is constraining business growth, according to research from Clearwater Analytics, a comprehensive investment management technology platform (CWAN).
Blend Insurance Solutions has appointed Ms Melanie Hoffmann as Head of Accident and Health (A&H). Her appointment comes as Blend undergoes a total overhaul of its workflow, moving toward an AI-native ecosystem designed to strip away the operational friction that slows down underwriting.
Morocco's Insurance and Social Welfare Authority (ACAPS) is launching a large-scale programme in partnership with the African Development Bank (AfDB), to transform the country's insurance sector through innovation.
The potential in financial insurance business is significant in Turkiye, according to Mr Ali Sertac Canal, Deputy General Manager of state-owned Turk Reasurans (Turk Re).
As small and medium enterprises (SMEs) rapidly adopt Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cloud-based infrastructures to scale, they are discovering that these growth engines also act as "risk multipliers", introducing new vulnerabilities into their core operations.