Emerging Insurance Markets of Asia-Pacific

Table of Contents

1. Bangladesh

• Life Insurance Market
• Table 1: Life Insurance Industry in Bangladesh (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Million by Leading Companies for American Life, National Life, Jiban Bima Corporation, Delta Life, Meghna Life, Sandhani Life, Fareast Islami Life, Homeland Life, Rupali Life, and Prageti Life (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Homeland Launches BADHU BIMA Scheme for Married Women
• Non-Life Insurance Market
• Table 2: Non-Life Insurance Industry in Bangladesh (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Million by Leading Companies for Sadharan Bima, Corporation, Pragati, Reliance, Green Delta, Prime, Peoples, Phoenix, Bangladesh General, Rupali, and Karnaphuli (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)

2. Indonesia

• Market Overview
• Insurance Sector Representation
• Table 3: Indonesian Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Insurance Industry by Segment - Life and Non-Life Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Premium Income in US$ Million for the Years 2005 through 2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 4: Indonesian 5 -Year Perspective for Insurance Industry by Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Premium Income for Life and Non-Life Markets for 2005, 2007, and 2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Highlights
• Insurance Market Regulations
• Indonesian Auto Insurance Market
• Lack of Awareness and Poverty Hit Indonesian Health Insurance Market
• Entry of Foreign Players
• Indonesia Calls for Piracy Insurance
• Importance of Technical Reserves
• Market Leaders
• Life Insurance
• Table 5: Indonesian Life Insurance Industry (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Million by Leading Companies for Bumiputera 1912, AIG Lippo Life, Jiwasraya, Manulife Indonesia, Prudential Life, Indolife Pensiontama, Jiwa Sequis Life, AIA, Indonesia, Panin Life, and Bringin Jiwa Sejahtera (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Non-Life Insurance
• Indonesian General Insurance Sector - Set for Phenomenal Growth
• Table 6: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance Industry (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Million by Leading Companies for Tugu Pratama, Jasa Indonesia, Central Asia, Astra Buana, Sinar Mas, Wahana Tata, Allianz Utama, AIU Indonesia, Mitsui Sumitomo, and Dayin Mitra (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• A Recent Past Perspective
• Leading Insurance Companies
• Table 7: Insurance Industry in Indonesia (2001): Number of Insurance Companies by Type of Insurance for Life Insurance, Loss-Insurance, Reinsurance and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Loss Insurance and Re-insurance Market
• Table 8: Key Statistics of Indonesian Loss-Insurance and Reinsurance Companies in Millions of Rupiahs: 1998-2000 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 9: Leading Loss-Insurance Companies in Indonesia by Surplus Underwriting in Millions of Rupiahs: 2000 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 10: Leading Loss-Insurance and Re-insurance Companies in Indonesia by Assets in Millions of Rupiahs: 2000 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 11: Insurance Gross Premiums in Indonesia by Segment (in % Share): 2000 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Structural Overview of Loss-Insurance Market
• Focus on Select Indonesian Players
• PT Asuransi Tokio Marine Indonesia
• PT Panin Insurance
• PT Tugu Pratama

3. Malaysia

• Market Overview
• Table 12: Malaysian Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Insurance Industry by Segment - Life Insurance and General Insurance Markets Independently Analyzed with Premiums Written in RM Million for the Years 2006 through 2010 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 13: Malaysian 5 -Year Perspective for Insurance Industry by Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Premiums Written for Life Insurance and General Insurance Markets for 2006, 2008, and 2010 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 14: Malaysian Recent Past & Current Analysis for Insurance Industry by Segment - Life and General Insurance Markets Independently Analyzed with Premium Income in RM Million for the Years 2004 through 2008 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 15: Malaysian 5 -Year Perspective for Insurance Industry by Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Premium Income for Life Insurance and General Insurance Markets for 2004, 2006, and 2008 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 16: Malaysian Recent Past & Current Analysis for Insurance Industry by Segment - Life and General Insurance Markets Independently Analyzed with Insurance Fund Assets in RM Million for the Years 2004 through 2008 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 17: Malaysian 5 -Year Perspective for Insurance Industry by Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Insurance Fund Assets for Life Insurance and General Insurance Markets for 2004, 2006, and 2008 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Insurance - A Booming Industry
• Policies and Measures Reinforce Insurance Sector
• Central Bank to Deregulate Insurance Sector
• Role of Banks in Promoting Insurance
• Health Insurance Industry Set to Record High Growth
• Medical and Health Insurance Pick up Growth
• Tourism Industry Follow Suit...
• Life Insurance Industry
• Table 18: Malaysian Life Insurance Industry (2006 & 2007): Percentage Breakdown of Premiums by Policy Type for Temporary, Whole Life, Investment Linked, Endowment, Annuity, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 19: Malaysian Life Insurance Industry (2007 & 2008): Percentage Breakdown of Benefit Payments by Category for Surrender, Maturity/Vesting, Medical, Cash Bonuses, Death and Disability, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Key Players
• Table 20: Leading Players in the Malaysian Life Insurance Industry (2002) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Great Eastern, AIA, Prudential, ING, and MAA (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Non-Life Insurance Industry
• Table 21: Malaysian General Insurance Market (2007 & 2008): Percentage Breakdown of Premiums by Category for Motor, Fire, MAT, P A, CAR & ENG, Medical, Liability, WC & EL, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 22: Malaysian Non-Life Insurance Market (2005): Percentage Breakdown of Premiums by Segment - Auto, Engineering, Fire, Liability, Marine, Medical & PA, and Miscellaneous (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Key Players - A Past Perspective
• Table 23: Malaysian Non-Life Insurance Industry (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Million by Leading Companies for Kurnia, Malaysia National, Allianze General, Malaysia Assurance Alliance, AMI, American Home, Uni. Asia General, Hong Leong, Oriental Capital, and AmAssurance (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 24: Leading Players in the Malaysian Non-Life Insurance Industry (2002) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Kurnia, MNI, Allianz General, MAA, and Uni.Asia General (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)

4. Mauritius

• Life Insurance Industry
• Table 25: Life Insurance Industry of Mauritius (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Million by Leading Companies for BAI, Sicom, Anglo Mauritius, LIC, Mauritius Union, Albatross, La Prudence, Island Life, Mauritian Eagle, and Sun (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Non-Life Insurance Industry
• Table 26: Non-Life Insurance Industry of Mauritius (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Million by Leading Companies for Swan, Mauritian Eagle, Mauritius Union, Albatross, Sicom, La Prudence, Island Gen, Sun, New India, and Lamco (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)

5. Mongolia

• A Recent Past Review of Mongolian Insurance Market
• Table 27: Mongolian Insurance Market (2003 & 2004): Total Premiums in Million Togrog by Category - Liability Insurance, Property Insurance, and Personal Accident, Health and Other Insurance (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 28: Mongolian Liability Insurance Market (2003 & 2004): Total Premiums in Million Togrog by Segment - Driver' s Liability, Driver' s Liability of Public Transportation, Professional Liability, Aircraft Owner' s & Possessor' s Liability, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 29: Mongolian Property Insurance Market (2003 & 2004): Total Premiums in Million Togrog by Segment - Aircraft Hull Insurance, Electrical Equipment, Motor Vehicle, Property Casualty, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 30: Mongolian Personal Accident, Health & Allied Insurance Market (2003 & 2004): Total Premiums in Million Togrog by Segment - Disability, Horse Racing, Personal Accident, Travel, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 31: Mongolian Insurance Market (2003 & 2004): Claims Paid in Million Togrog by Category - Liability Insurance, Property Insurance, and Personal Accident, Health and Other Insurance (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 32: Mongolian Liability Insurance Market (2003 & 2004): Claims Paid in Million Togrog by Segment - Driver' s Liability, Driver' s Liability of Public Transportation, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 33: Mongolian Property Insurance Market (2003 & 2004): Claims Paid in Million Togrog by Segment - Electrical Equipment, Motor Vehicle, Property Casualty, Transport and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 34: Mongolian Personal Accident, Health & Allied Insurance Market (2003 & 2004): Claims Paid in Million Togrog by Segment - Disability, Personal Accident, Travel, and Others
• Major Players
• Table 35: Leading Players in Mongolian Insurance Market (2003 & 2004): Percentage Breakdown by Total Premiums by Company - Ard Daatgal, Bodi Daatgal, Mongol Daatgal, Mongolian Insurance Group, Nomin Daatgal, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 36: Leading Players in Mongolian Insurance Market (2004): Percentage Breakdown by Claims Paid by Company - Bodi Daatgal, Erel Daatgal, Mongol Daatgal, Nomin Daatgal, Prime Daatgal, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)

6. New Zealand

• Industry Overview
• Table 37: Insurance Industry in New Zealand (2005): Per Capita Premium in US$ by Category - Life and Non-Life
• Table 38: Insurance Industry in New Zealand (2003): Percentage Share Distribution of Insurance Companies by Region for Wellington, Auckland, Canterbury, Otago, and Other (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Finance Companies Enter Insurance Sector
• Regulatory Framework
• Life Insurance Sector
• Key Players
• Table 39: Life Insurance Industry in New Zealand (2002): Gross Written Premium in US$ Million by Leading Companies for Sovereign, AXA, AMP, Royal & SunAlliance, Tower, Fidelity, Westpac, BNZ, NPF, and NBNZ Life (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 40: Leading Players in the Life Insurance Industry of New Zealand (2000) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Soveriegn Group, AXA, AMP, Royal & SunAlliance, and Tower Health (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Non-Life Insurance Sector
• Table 41: New Zealand Non-Life Insurance Industry (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Million by Leading Companies for IAG New Zealand, Vero, Lumley General, AMI, American Home, Tower, ACE, Farmers Mutual, Allianz New Zealand, and Medical Insurance Society (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 42: Leading Players in the Non-Life Insurance Industry of New Zealand (2002) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for IAG New Zealand, Royal & Sun Alliance, NZI, Lumley General, and AMI (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)

7. Pakistan

• Market Overview
• Table 43: Pakistani Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Insurance Market with Gross Premiums in PKR Million for the Years 2005 through 2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Removal of Entry Barriers
• Life Insurance Industry
• Entry of Overseas Life Insurers
• Key Players
• Table 44: Leading Players in the Pakistani Life Insurance Industry (2002) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for State Life, EFU Life, Commercial Union, ALICO, and Metropolitan Life (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Non-Life Insurance Industry
• Table 45: Leading Players in the Pakistani Non-Life Insurance Industry (2002) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Adamjee, EFU, National, New Jubilee, and New Hampshire (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)

8. Philippines

• Government Mulls Hike in Insurance Coverage
• Life Insurance Market
• Table 46: Leading Players in the Life Insurance Industry of Philippines (2000) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Philam Life & Gen, Sun Life, Insular Life, Manulife, and Prumerica Life (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Non-Life Insurance Market
• Table 47: Non-Life Insurance Industry of Philippines (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Million by Leading Companies for Malayan Insurance, Prudential Guarantee, Pioneer, BPI/MS, PHILAM Ins, UCPB Gen, Standard, Alliedbankers, Federal Phoenix, and Phil. Charter (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 48: Leading Players in the Non-Life Insurance Industry of Philippines (2000) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Malayan Ins, Prudential Gtee, FGU Ins, PHILAM Ins, and Federal Phoenix (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)

9. South Korea

• One of the Largest Insurance Markets Worldwide
• Table 49: South Korean Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Insurance Industry by Segment - Non-Life and Life Markets Independently Analyzed with Premium Income in US$ Million for the Years 2006 through 2010 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 50: South Korean 5 -Year Perspective for Insurance Industry by Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Premium Income for Life and Non-Life Markets for 2006, 2008, and 2010 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 51: South Korean Insurance Industry (2006): Per Capita Premium in US$, and Penetration of Insurance by Category - Life and Non-Life
• A Perspective of the Market
• Ageing Population to Drive the South Korean Insurance Market
• Increasing Premium Rates Attract Public Wrath
• Measures to Sustain Financial Stability
• Insurers' Assets Exceeds 300 Trillion Won
• Insurance Industry Eyes Advanced IT Systems
• Chinese Market offer Greener Pastures for Korean Insurers
• Non-Life and Life Insurance Companies Plan Cross-Selling of Insurance Products
• Online Motor Insurance Rapidly Gaining Ground
• Online Motor Insurance Premiums to Cross 100 Billion Won Mark
• Renewal Rates Increase in Motor Insurance
• Life Insurance Industry
• Life Insurance to Debut in the Korean Stock Market
• Korean Life Insurers Provide Strong Growth Potential
• Korea - A Well Developed Market with a Lucrative Shift in Product Mix
• Life Insurance Industry Undergoes Major Changes
• Quasi-Insurers Enhance Penetration in Korean Life Insurance
• Bancassurance Boosts Life Insurance Market
• But also Brews Rift Between Banks and Insurers
• Bigwigs Lose Share
• Foreign Life Insurance Firms Dominate
• Table 52: Korean Life Insurance Market (2005): Percentage Breakdown of Premium by Type - Individual (Endowment, Pure Endowment, Term Insurance), and Group (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Key Players
• Table 53: Leading Players in South Korean Life Insurance Market (2006 & 2007): Percentage Breakdown of Premiums by Company - Samsung Life, Kyobo Life, Korea Life, ING, AIG, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 54: Leading Players in South Korean Corporate Pension Insurance Market (2006 & 2007): Percentage Breakdown of Premiums by Company - Samsung Life, Samsung F&M, Kyobo Life, Korea Life, Mirae Asset Life, Other Life Insurers, and Other P&C Insurers (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 55: Leading Players in South Korean Life Insurance Industry (2002) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Samsung Life, Korea Life, Kyobo life, Allianz, and SK Life (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Non-Life Insurance Industry
• Long-Term Insurance and Investment Profits Aid Non-Life Sector' s Growth
• Table 56: Korean Non-Life Insurance Market (2005 & 2006): Percentage Breakdown of Direct Premiums by Category - Auto, Commercial, and Long-term (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Key Players
• Table 57: Leading Players in Korean Non-Life Insurance Market (2005): Percentage Market Share by Insurer - Dongbu Insurance, Hyundai M&F, LIG Insurance, Samsung, and Others(includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 58: Leading Players in Korean Non-Life (Long-Term) Insurance Market (2005): Percentage Market Share by Insurer - Dongbu Insurance, Hyundai M&F, LIG Insurance, Samsung, and Others(includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 59: Leading Players in Korean Non-Life (Commercial) Insurance Market (2005): Percentage Market Share by Insurer - Dongbu Insurance, Hyundai M&F, LIG Insurance, Samsung, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 60: South Korean Non-Life Insurance Industry (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Billion by Leading Companies for Samsung, Hyundai, Dongbu, LG, Oriental, Seoul Guarantee, First, Shindongah, Ssangyong, and Daehan (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 61: Leading Players in South Korean Non-Life Insurance Industry (2002) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Samsung, Hyundai, Dongbu, LG, and Oriental (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Auto Insurance Market
• Battle Heats up in Korean Online Motor Insurance Market
• Table 62: Korean Automotive Insurance Market (2005): Direct Premiums and Claims Paid in Won Billion
• Table 63: Leading Players in Korean Automotive Insurance Market (2005): Percentage Market Share by Insurer - Dongbu Insurance, Hyundai M&F, LIG Insurance, Samsung, and Others(includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Korean Marine and Aviation Insurance - An Overview
• Property Insurance Market
• Table 64: Korean Non-Life Insurance Market (2005): Percentage Breakdown of Premium by Distribution Channel -Agents, Bancassurance, Brokers, Employees, Solicitors, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• A Recent Past Market Scenario
• Auto Insurance Market
• Duration of Medical Insurance Coverage
• Insurance Fraud Costs Dear
• Initiatives in Web-Based Insurance Services
• Focus on Select South Korean Players
• Kyobo Life Insurance Co., Ltd. - Leading Life Insurer in Korea .
• Samsung Life Insurance
• Shinhan Bank

10. Sri Lanka

• Life Insurance Market
• Table 65: Leading Players in the Sri Lankan Life Insurance Industry (2003) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Sri Lanka, Ceylinco, Eagle, Union, and Janashakthi (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Non-Life Insurance Market
• Table 66: Leading Players in the Sri Lankan Non-Life Insurance Industry (2003) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Sri Lanka, Ceylinco, Janashakthi, Union, and Eagle (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)

11. Taiwan

• Table 67: Taiwanese Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Insurance Industry by Segment - Life and Non-Life Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Premium Income in NT$ Billion for the Years 2006 through 2010 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 68: Taiwanese 5 -Year Perspective for Insurance Industry by Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Premium Income for Life and Non-Life Markets for 2006, 2008, and 2010 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 69: Taiwanese Insurance Industry (2006): Per Capita Premium in US$, and Penetration of Insurance by Category - Life and Non-Life
• Market Overview
• Opportunity to Expand to Mainland China Sparks Insurance Industry Growth
• Establishment of Appointed Actuary System to Boost Growth
• Risk-Based Capital Mechanism Launched
• Central Insurance Offers Abduction Insurance for Taiwanese Businessmen
• Tokio Marine Merges with Newa Insurance Co., Offers Typhoon Insurance
• Table 70: Taiwanese Insurance Industry (2005): Benefits Paid in NT$ Billion by Domestic Insurance Companies by Type -Annuity, Death, Disability, Dread Disease, Maturity, Medical, Surrender, Survivor Benefit, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 71: Taiwanese Insurance Industry (2005): Benefits Paid in NT$ Million by Foreign Insurance Companies by Type -Disability, Death, Dread Disease, Maturity, Medical, Surrender, Survivor Benefit, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 72: Taiwanese Insurance Industry (2005): Reinsurance Claims Paid in NT$ Million by Category - Life, Automobile, Fire, Fishing Vessel, Marine Cargo, Marine Hull, Personal Accident, and Miscellaneous (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Life Insurance Sector
• Table 73: Taiwanese Life Insurance Market (2007 & 2008): Percentage Breakdown of Premiums by Category for Individual Life Insurance, Health Insurance, Accident Insurance, and Annuity Insurance (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 74: Taiwanese Life Insurance Industry (2006): Percentage Breakdown of Premiums by Type - Accident, Annuity, Health, Life, and Group Insurance (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 75: Taiwanese Life Insurance Industry (2005): Premium Income in NT$ Billion by Domestic and Foreign Companies by Sector - Accident, Annuity, Health, Life, and Group Insurance (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 76: Taiwanese Life Insurance Industry (2005): Premium Income in NT$ Billion by Domestic and Foreign Companies for Individual Life (Endowment, Pure Endowment, Insurance Against Death), and Individual Annuity (Deferred Annuity, Immediate Annuity) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Interest Rate Environment Restricts Growth of Life Insurance Products
• Key Players
• Table 77: Leading Players in Taiwanese Life Insurance Industry (2005): Percentage Market Share of Premiums by Company - Cathay Life, Chunghwa, Fubon Life, ING Life, Nan Shan Life, Shin Kong Life, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 78: Taiwanese Life Insurance Industry (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Billion by Leading Companies for Cathay Life, Nan Shan Life, Shin Kong Life, Chungwa Post, ING Life, Fubon Life, Mass Mutual Mercuries, Kuo Hua Life, AZPL, and China Life (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 79: Leading Players in the Taiwanese Life Insurance Industry (2002) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Cathay Life, Nan Shan Life, Shin Kong Life, ING Life, and Kuo Hua Life (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Non-Life Insurance Sector
• General Insurance Sector Set to Witness Buoyant Times
• Table 80: Taiwanese Non-life Insurance Market (2007 & 2008): Percentage Breakdown of Premium Income by Category for Automobile, Fire, Marine Cargo, Engineering, Marine Hull, Aviation, and Miscellaneous Casualty Insurance (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 81: Taiwanese Non-Life Insurance Industry (2006): Direct Written Premiums and Retained Premiums in NT$ Million by Sector - Auto, Aviation, Fire, Marine, and Other Property & Casualty
• Table 82: Taiwanese Non-Life Insurance Industry (2006): Direct Written Premiums and Retained Premiums in NT$ Million by Domestic Companies, and Foreign Companies
• Market Players - The Strategies
• Market Leaders
• Table 83: Leading Players in Taiwanese Non-Life Insurance Industry (2005 & 2006): Percentage Market Share of Premiums by Company - Cathay Century, Central, Chung Kuo, the First, Fubon, Mingtai, Shin Kong, South China, Tai Ping, Taian, Taiwan Fire, Tokio Marine Newa, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 84: Taiwanese Non-Life Insurance Industry (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Million by Leading Companies for Fubon, Mingtai, Shin Kong, Union, Cathay Century, Central, Taian, Zurich, Chung Kuo, and Newa (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 85: Taiwanese Non-Life Insurance Industry (2003): Net Premium and Net Losses in NT$ Million for Domestic and Foreign Companies
• Table 86: Leading Players in the Taiwanese Non-Life Insurance Industry (2002) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Fubon, Mingtai, Shin Kong, Central, and Cathay Century (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Assessing Earthquake Exposure - A Key Development During Early 2000s

12. Thailand

• Market Overview
• Insurance Sector Representation
• Table 87: Thai Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Insurance Industry by Segment - Life and Non-Life Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Premium Income in Billion Baht for the Years 2005 through 2010 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 88: Thai 6 -Year Perspective for Insurance Industry by Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Premium Income for Life and Non-Life Insurance Markets for 2005, 2008, and 2010 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Thai Insurance Industry - Obstacles and Issues
• Group Policies - Exhibiting Fantastic Growth
• Low Return on Investments Cast Shadow on New Business
• Table 89: Thai Insurance Industry (2005 & 2006): Benefits Paid in Million Baht by Category - Annuity, Accident & Disability, Death, Health, Maturity, Surrender, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Life Insurance Sector
• Table 90: Thai Life Insurance Market (2007): Premiums in Billion Baht by Group & Individual Category - Main Policy, Health Rider, Accident Rider, Other Rider, and Personal Accident (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Major Players
• Table 91: Leading Players in Thai Life Insurance Market (2006 & 2007): Percentage Breakdown of Direct Premiums by Company - A.I.A, Thai Life Insurance, Ayudhya Allianz C.P Life, Muang Thai Life, Siam Commercial New York, Bangkok Life, Ocean Life, and Others (Including Krungthai Axa Life, ING Life Limited, and Finansa Life Assurance) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 92: Thai Life Insurance Industry (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Million by Leading Companies for AIA, Thai Life, Ayudhya Allianz C.P., Bangkok, Ocean, Muang Thai, Siam Commercial, Nationwide, Zurich National, and South East (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 93: Leading Players in the Thai Life Insurance Industry (2002) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for AIA, Thai Life, Ayudhya CMG, Bangkok, and Ocean (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Non-Life Insurance Sector
• Table 94: Thai Non-life Insurance Market (2006 & 2007): Percentage Breakdown of Net Written Premiums by Line of Business - Automobile (Voluntary, & Compulsory), Fire, Marine & Transportation, and Miscellaneous* (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 95: Leading Players in Thai Non-Life Insurance Market (2006): Percentage Breakdown of Direct Premiums by Company - Viriyah Insurance, Sampanth Insurance, Bangkok Insurance, Synmunkong Insurance, The Safety Insurance, LMG Insurance, Thanachart Insurance, Liberty Insurance, Mittare Insurance, Dhipaya Insurance and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 96: Thai Non-life Insurance Market (2006 & 2007): Percentage Breakdown of the Sum Insured in Billion Baht by Line of Business - Marine & Transportation, Industrial (All Risks), Personal Accident, Fire, Automobile, and Miscellaneous* (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 97: Thai Non-Life Insurance Industry (2003): Gross Written Premium in US$ Million by Leading Companies for Viriyah, Dhipaya, Bangkok, Sampanth, Deves, Synmunkong, The Safety, New Hampshire, Aviva, and Commercial (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 98: Leading Players in the Thai Non-Life Insurance Industry (2002) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Viriyah, Dhipaya, Bangkok, Deves, and The Safety (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• A Recent Past Market Scenario
• Life Insurance in New Millennium
• Non-Life Sector Lagging Behind
• The Reforms
• Investment Returns
• Joint Ventures on the Rise

13. Vietnam

• Market Overview
• Insurance Sector Representation
• Table 99: Vietnamese Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Insurance Industry by Segment - Life and Non-Life Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Premium Income in US$ Million for the Years 2005 through 2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 100: Vietnamese 5 -Year Perspective for Insurance Industry by Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Premium Income for Life and Non-Life Insurance Markets for 2005, 2007, and 2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 101: Insurance Market in Vietnam: Premium in US$ Million and Premium/GDP for the Period 1997-2002 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Industry Structure
• Major Categories of Insurance
• Life Insurance Sector Witnesses Decline
• Insurance Business Suffers from Lack of Domestic Brokers
• Stiff Competition Brewing
• Players and the Potential
• State Insurer Feels the Pinch
• Leading Insurance Companies/Groups Active in Vietnam
• Entry of Foreign Companies
• Foreign Insurers Make Mark in Vietnamese Insurance Market
• Foreign Insurers Increasingly Rely on Joint Ventures to Enter Vietnamese Market
• Foreign Insurers Queue Up to Enter Vietnam Life Market
• The Present and Future
• The Obligatory Social Insurance
• Life Insurance Market
• Key Market Characteristics
• Key Players
• Table 102: Leading Players in the Life Insurance Industry of Vietnam (2004): Percentage Market Share by Company - AIA, Bao Minh CMg, BaoViet, Manulife, and Prudential (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 103: Leading Players in the Life Insurance Industry of Vietnam (2003): Percentage Share Breakdown by Premium for BaoViet, Prudential, and Manulife (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 104: Leading Players in the Life Insurance Industry of Vietnam (2001) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Bao Viet, Prudential, Manulife, AIA, and Bao Minh CMG (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Non-Life Insurance Sector
• Leading Players
• Table 105: Leading Players in the Non-Life Insurance Industry of Vietnam (2004): Percentage Market Share by Company - Allianz, Bao Minh, BIDV-QBE, BaoViet, PJICO, PTI, PVI, Samsung-Vina, UIC, VIA, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 106: Leading Players in the Non-Life Insurance Industry of Vietnam (2003): Percentage Share Breakdown by Premium for BaoViet, BaoMinh, PJICO, PV Insurance, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
• Table 107: Leading Players in the Non-Life Insurance Industry of Vietnam (2001) - Gross Written Premium in US$ Million for Bao Viet, Bao Minh, PVIC, PJICO, and PTI (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) EAP-90 Vietnamese Insurance Industry - A Recent Past Perspective
• Unfair Competition Moves
• Senior Executives Get Training in International Practices
• Focus on Select Vietnamese Players
• Baominh-CMG
• BaoViet (Vietnam Insurance Corp.)

14. Product Launches

• Allianz Life Launches Capital Protected Plan II
• SLFP Introduces Sachetized Insurance Packages
• Jerneh Insurance Launches Management Corporation Strata Title Insurance Scheme
• MITA and Kurnia Form Partnership for Providing New Insurance Scheme
• Lloyd' s to Introduce Islamic Insurance Polices

15. Recent Industry Activity

• AIG Forms Alliance with Seoul Guarantee
• ERGO Acquires Stake in Daum Direct Auto Insurance
• Kookmin Bank to Divest Interest in ING Life Insurance
• HSBC Insurance to Acquire Stake in Hana' s Life Insurance Subsidiary
• Hainan Airlines to Form Joint Venture with SKLI of Taiwan
• PAC Partners with TIA Technology to Gain Greater Market Share in Malaysia
• DRB-HICOM to Divest Interests in Insurance Businesses
• AXA Enters into Strategic Partnership with Bao Minh Insurance
• Bao Minh Insurance and Federal Insurance Enter into Agreement
• Allied Bank to Increase Stake in New York Life Insurance
• Aviva Obtains Regulatory Consent for Joint Venture in Taiwan
• HSBC Establishes Life Insurance Company in Taiwan
• AEGON & Taishin Enters into Joint Venture
• Allianz to Take Over Commerce Assurance
• Bumiputra to Divest Stake
• Manila Electric to Acquire Insurance Firm
• Allianz to Divest Stake in Hana Life Insurance
• AXA to Acquire 75% Stake in Kyobo Auto
• Allianz to Buy Remaining Stake in Allianz President
• Aviva to Form JV with FFHC
• ACE Enters Vietnam' s Non-Life Sector
• Cardif, Seabank and Vietcombank to Form Joint Venture
• Indonesian Govt to Divest Stake in Two Companies
• Boustead Holdings to Buy 45% Stake in Royal & SunAlliance Insurance
• Allied Bank and Lucio Tan Group to Buy NY Life Insurance
• Qatar Company to Acquire Sampanh Insurance
• AIG Buys Out Central Insurance
• Prudential Secures License for Islamic Insurance
• AXA Takes Over Two Insurers in Asia
• HSBC and AIG Collaborate to Provide Joint Insurance in Indonesia
• CIGNA to Buy Stake in Thai Charoen Insurance
• QBE Buys Stake in Allianz
• OCBC Bank (M) Bhd Partners with Pacific Insurance
• ISM Enters into Collaborative Agreement with SAS
• Malaysian Insurance Institute Launches MII e-Academy
• Aviva Takes Over Stake in Eagle Insurance of Sri Lanka
• Standard Chartered and Eagle Insurance Form Alliance
• Insurance Australia Acquires Stake in Safety Insurance
• Navakij Insurance to Acquire Ocean General' s Underwriting Portfolio
• AIG Direct Marketing to Acquire Central Insurance
• Nanshan Life to Foray in Vietnamese Insurance Market
• Bangkok Bank Acquires 10% Stake in People Insurance of China Corporate...
• Hyundai Eyes the US Market
• Mapfre Insular Insurance - A Philippino-Spanish Venture Takes Wings
• UMRe Merges with National Re
• Samsung Establishes Wholly Owned Subsidiary in China
• Met Life Inc Divests Unit in Indonesia
• Aon Acquires Remaining Stake in Aon Inchibrok
• BaoViet and BaoMinh Join Hands
• Millea Acquires Allianz President General
• Aon Risk Acquires Wrightson Ltd
• Finansa Public Acquires Nationwide Life Assurance
• Promina' s Vero Forms Joint Venture with CTIL

16. Strategic Corporate Developments in Recent Past

• PIC Acquires 95% Stake in Equitable PCI
• Allianz Buys 49% Stake in JV with AGF Insurance
• Manulife Financial Concludes an Acquisition Agreement with Chinfon Global
• Sun Insurance Acquires Stake in Genins India
• Bank of Philippine Islands Merges Insurance Subsidiaries
• Crawford Opens Office in New Zealand
• AIA Signs Contract with Asia Commercial Bank
• Asia Commercial Bank and Prudential Vietnam Sign Cooperation Agreement
• First Fire & Marine Insurance Signs Deal With Sunwards Industrial
• BaoViet Signs Agreement with Vietnam Bank for Investment and Development
• Dabur CGU Life Insurance Acquires Insurance Corp. of Singapore
• Bank of Philippines Islands and Mitsui Marine and Fire Insurance Sign an MoU
• OAMPS Insurance Brokers Acquire Policies of Harts One to One Insurance Solutions
• GAB Robins Opens Representative Office in China
• Aquila Forges Partnership with Macquarie Bank
• Kub Tekstil Signs MOU with Kurnia Insurans