Singapore

It aims to launch in Indonesia, Malaysia and Southeast Asia.

This represents the first increase in composite price in four years.

'Infinite Harvest' guarantees 100% capital from the 10th policy anniversary.

It will cover driver-partners for medical leave of up to 21 days and hospitalisation leave of up to 84 days.

Operating profit growth from Insurance Business countered its decline.

The spending tracker platform is expected to launch by mid-2019.

It will handle the club’s members in the ASEAN, India, and Australasia.

Entries are accepted until 19 April 2019.

Digital Stars will allow customers to pick agents of their choice.

The firms aim to provide its products to uninsured consumers through Grab’s mobile app.

Ageing populations will boost demand for long-term investment and health coverage.

Its sister publication Singapore Business Review also nabbed the gold award for the business/professional media of the year in the Media Publishers Association (MPAS) Awards.

Eligible patients who feed intravenously can claim up to $1240 (S$1,700) monthly.

The key appointments are in a bid to help drive the group’s medium-term management plan “Vision 2021.”

The average cost of motor insurance is at $862.

It will commit up to US$1b in capacity to provide cybercoverage.