Within the group of sectors under the Ministry of Finance’s management are accounting services, reinsurance business, insurance brokerage, insurance agency services, casino business, betting business, and duty-free retail.
Major life insurers in Việt Nam are actively diversifying their product offerings to meet growing demand from customers who seek a blend of protection and investment when purchasing life insurance.
PVI Insurance has maintained its A– global rating for four consecutive years, highlighting strong internal capacity, stable growth, and rising international recognition.
Providing a 100 per cent payout of the sum assured in the event of the insured’s death, ''Shinhan – Sống Khỏe'' serves as a reliable financial ''safety net'' for breadwinners and their families.
For agricultural production organisations, the proposed subsidy is 30 per cent, representing a 10 percentage points increase compared with the current rate.
The milestone marks a significant achievement for the country''s insurance sector as regional economies face increased volatility and supply chain disruptions.
The company recorded VNĐ22.8 trillion (US$864 million) in revenue and VNĐ1.4 trillion in consolidated pre-tax profit in the first nine months, equivalent to 139 per cent of its full-year revenue plan and 174 per cent of its profit target.
The campaign, called "Choose Green for Health - For a Truly Healthy Việt Nam", is part of Manulife’s ongoing efforts to prevent digestive diseases, particularly colorectal and stomach cancers, which remain among the leading causes of cancer cases and deaths...
Although agricultural insurance was first introduced in Việt Nam in 1982, premiums continue to make up only a small fraction of non-life insurance revenue.
The Law on Insurance Business 2022 has contributed to promoting market development, but over time, there have been shortcomings that need to be amended to simplify administrative procedures, remove difficulties and conditions for business development.
A total of 2,281 claims were made for losses related to property and other non-life insurance coverage, with estimated damages adding up to more than VNĐ356.5 billion.
The draft law was presented by State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) Governor Nguyễn Thị Hồng at a National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee meeting on Monday to discuss the proposed changes.
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