3 November 2015Insurance

Excess capital could be put to work in Asia

The re/insurance market has to tackle many opportunities and challenges if it is to get the most out of the Asia-Pacific region, Jacqueline Loh, deputy managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, said in her speech at the Singapore International Reinsurance Conference yesterday (Tuesday November 3).

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