Shinhan Life Insurance Vietnam Limited Liability Company (Shinhan Life Vietnam) was honoured with the ''Corporate for the Community'' title for the second consecutive year at the Saigon Times CSR 2025 Merit Ceremony.
PVI’s achievement at one of Asia’s most prestigious insurance awards highlights the growing competitiveness and global ambition of Vietnamese enterprises.
Việt Nam has a limited number of credentialed actuaries, far fewer than what’s needed to sustain the next decade of expansion for the country’s insurance sector, experts said.
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.
PVI Insurance has surpassed its 2025 business targets after just nine months, marking a major step toward its ambition of becoming Việt Nam’s first US$1-billion non-life insurer.
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.
Shinhan Life Vietnam has been honoured with the Best Financial Protection Insurance Award at the Vietnam Wealth Advisor Summit 2025 (VWAS 2025) on September 25.
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.
For the top five insurers — Prudential, Manulife, AIA Vietnam, Dai-ichi Life and Bảo Việt Group — about 70-90 per cent of their total assets are used for short- and long-term investments, of which stocks have gradually become an important...
Việt Nam should establish an insurance fund to support small and medium-sized enterprises engaged in international trade, as global market uncertainties continue to rise, according to industry experts.
Statistics show that life insurance benefit payments from January to mid-July are estimated at a total of VNĐ28.9 trillion (US$1.1 billion), an increase of 6.5 per cent over the same period last year.