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These awards recognize captive insurance products and services providers offering high levels of excellence over the past year.

Joanne Buckle says there are currently big growth opportunities in Asia for health insurers.

A commitment to independence sets the firm apart in a changing marketplace.

Philip Simpson and Paul Sinnott discuss recently released embedded value reports on Europe and Asia.

Richard Holloway and Sanket Kawatkar discuss aspects that they see as important for valuation and the need to improve the participating business in India.

Actuarial Post names MG-ALFA best actuarial software for 2015.

Ken Mungan is interviewed at the Pacific Insurance Conference in Manila.

According to a report from Milliman, the Philippine life insurance sector is the second most liberal in terms of regulation in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Milliman says the Philippines ranked second only to Singapore in its ability to adapt to international standards in the life insurance industry.

Milliman’s report, “Potential Implications of the ASEAN Economic Community for the Life Insurance Industry,” notes that the disparity between the member countries of ASEAN remains the biggest challenge towards full integration (subscription required).

Sanket Kawatkar discusses changes required in the Indian regulatory system and the measures required to improve persistency.

Roopal Shard discusses her interest in actuarial studies and the role of actuaries in India.

Safder Jaffer discusses the role of the takaful market in the United Arab Emirates.

Milliman Middle East has won an award for Service Provider of the Year at the 1st Middle East Insurance Industry Awards (MIIA).

Despite the low interest rate environment, participating (par) business remains not only the major source of new business premiums for many life companies in China, Hong Kong, India and Singapore, it has also been gaining market share in recent years. This Asia Insurance Review article discusses the results from the Milliman research report "Participating business in Asia: Where do we go from here?"

In this article, Milliman's Richard Holloway comments on the potential effects that Singapore's developing RBC 2 framework will have on insurers.

In addition to offering analytical models that pinpoint the uncertainties a business faces, actuaries can also help clients better understand risks and how to manage them.

Singapore is likely to benefit the most from the growth of insurance business anticipated from the proposed Association of Southeast Asian Nations Economic Community in 2015, thanks to the market's relatively sophisticated development, according to insurance consultants.

According to Milliman's online survey about the forthcoming ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), seventy percent of responding life insurance executives believe that there are benefits to common regulation across all 10 member states of the regional grouping.

Many mutual funds pay revenue sharing to subsidize plans’ administrative expenses, but participants subsidize administrative expenses to varying degrees. Milliman principal Douglas Conkel comments on ways to make the administrative fees paid by participants uniform.