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The insurance sector has proven resilient throughout the past year’s events and is seeing a renewed demand for its products as the region begins to emerge from the pandemic. However, softer economic activity in several Asian markets compared to pre-crisis levels as well as a slower-than-expected vaccine rollout are likely to have weakened consumer affordability, while continued political tensions between China, the US and their respective allies remain a risk factor for operating in the region.

Now in its eighth year, the Financial Times’ Asia Insurance Summit will gather C-level executives from insurance, asset management, service industries as well as research and technology thought leaders to explore the most effective strategies for growth and resilience ahead of the next, unpredictable decade.

Speakers

• Clement Cheung – Chief Executive Officer, Insurance Authority, Hong Kong
• Nic Nicandrou – Chief Executive, Prudential Corporation Asia
• Léo Grépin – President, Sun Life Asia
• Roopa Malhotra – Head of Digital, Asia-Pacific, Chubb
• Winnie Wong – CEO and Executive Director, Asia Insurance Company
• Hak Hong Soo – Regional Head of Health, Asia, Generali Asia