Future of Insurance

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Saving up to 40% onboarding time, costs: How award-winning solution speeds up work for advisory firms

By integrating multiple business functions into one, shared services solution Propel with Singlife eases administrative burdens for firms, allowing them to better serve their customers and scale their...

Insurers must not lose sight of their core purpose – to deliver funds quickly and compassionately at the moment of greatest need.
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Legacy or loss? Insurance and the great wealth transfer

Because families are dynamic, insurance solutions must be able to accommodate shifts across borders, regulations and roles over decades

In the high-net-worth market, expectations are high around the intergenerational transfer of some US$5.8 trillion in wealth now under way, and the role of insurance to facilitate this.
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Harnessing opportunities

[SINGAPORE] By most measures, Singapore is a mature, saturated market for insurance. Yet, as wealth grows and an ageing demographic becomes more entrenched, there is no shortage of opportunities for i...

Affluent investors no longer see retirement as a single phase, but as a series of intentional pauses or "mini-retirements" from their career to realign and reinvent themselves.
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Redefining retirement: Insurance as a distinct asset class

Delivering customer-centric solutions can address evolving needs while tapping the rising interest in indexed universal life plans

Long-term care touches not just individuals but entire families, often for many years. Yet it remains invisible until it becomes urgent.
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No future without care: Closing Singapore’s long-term care gap

Financial tools must evolve alongside medical and social care so families are not left to shoulder the burden alone

Between 2023 and 2030, US$5.8 trillion in intergenerational wealth is expected to be transferred in the Asia-Pacific, based on McKinsey estimates. Singapore as a trusted wealth and financial hub is key to facilitating this.
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Bright spots in longevity, wealth transfer and legacy planning

Digital innovation will help the industry devise integrated protection and wealth solutions that anticipate and address the evolving needs of customers

HSBC Life can help HNWIs preserve, grow, and create lasting wealth.

Borderless wealth: Insurance as the driver of resilient and lasting wealth for HNWIs

HSBC Life is leveraging global expertise and local insights to help HNWIs diversify, protect and grow wealth

‘At Sun Life, we focus on helping them make informed decisions and giving them greater control over how they manage, protect and transfer their wealth,’ says
Christopher Albrecht, chief executive officer of Sun Life Singapore.

Sun Life: Shaping wealth legacies for generations with insurance

Sun Life strengthens its leadership in High Net Worth insurance as Singapore grows as Asia’s wealth hub

By 2030, one in four of our population will be aged 65 and above, and critical gaps have emerged in seniors’ retirement income, healthcare and long-term care needs.

Building for what matters most: Retirement, protection and trust

In a future defined by unpredictability, choice and long lifespan, the financial services provider that succeeds may not be the biggest or oldest but the one that’s bold, fast and simple

In Singapore, nearly a quarter of citizens will be over 65 by 2030. This demographic shift presents both challenges and opportunities for the insurance industry.

The future insurer: A catalyst for change, not just a safety net

Insurers can become trusted stewards, making a positive impact on individuals, society and the planet