Philippines Trends and Opportunities in Reinsurance - 2016

Despite the global economic crisis, the Philippine reinsurance segment recorded stable growth during the review period. This is attributable to the increasing cost of reinsurance protection and susceptibility of the country to frequent natural disasters such as typhoons. The number of reinsurance companies registered in the Philippines fell from two to one during the review period, although some domestic insurers also have limited reinsurance operations. The National Reinsurance Corporation of the Philippines is the only reinsurer based in the Philippines. It was established to provide both life and non-life reinsurance to the Philippines and other neighboring countries.

The report provides top-level market analysis, information and insights into the Philippine reinsurance market, including:

• The Philippine reinsurance market’s growth prospects by reinsurance categories
• The Philippine reinsurance market’s growth prospects by reinsurance ceded from direct insurance segments
• The competitive landscape in the Philippine reinsurance insurance market

Philippines Reinsurance Market

Published: March 2012
No. of Pages: 97
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Key Highlights

• Despite the global economic crisis, the Philippine reinsurance segment recorded stable growth during the review period.
• The Philippine reinsurance segment is dominated by the Philippines National Reinsurance Corporation (PhilnaRe), which is the only domestic reinsurance company in the Philippines.
• The Philippine government is also expected to introduce more regulations for the country’s insurance industry over the forecast period, as it tries to match the EU’s strict regulatory environment.
• The significant growths registered by the non-life and personal accident and health insurance segments over the forecast period are expected to generate growth for the reinsurance segment.

Brazil - Car Theft and Insurance | ReportsnReports

SBD’s report Brazil – Car Theft & Insurance gives a comprehensive guide to the market situation in Brazil and summarises the status of vehicle theft in the country. The reasons for theft, methods and theft reduction initiatives are discussed and the main requirements outlined by the CONTRAN Regulation 245 are analysed.

This report also takes a detailed look at how the insurance system works and the different types of insurance policies that are available. The requirements used by the insurance industry to assess damage and repairability and vehicle security are also examined.

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Car Theft & Insurance Industry

This report will help you:

·         Analyse the main reasons behind car theft in Brazil and the measures taken to reduce it;

·         Discover which cars are most at risk of being stolen and what happens to the cars that are stolen;

·         Understand how car insurance premiums are calculated including vehicle specific and driver specific factors;

·         Learn how damage and repairability assessments are conducted and how car security ratings are calculated.

Brazil is a fast emerging market in the developing world. As a part of the BRIC group of countries, Brazil’s economy has seen sustained growth; overtaking the UK at the end of 2011 to become the 6th largest economy in the world.
Unfortunately, Brazil suffers from a high rate of car theft. Although theft rates suggest that the situation is improving, the truth is that the increased wealth in the country and subsequent increase in car parc has resulted in statistics that do not portray the real situation.

The legislation has been delayed several times and mandatory fitment of tracking devices is now as follows:

• 20% of total production for the domestic market – By 30 August 2012;
• 40% of production total for the domestic market – By 30 October 2012;
• 70% of production total for the domestic market – By 30 January 2013;
• 100% of production total for the domestic market – By 30 March 2013;

Major points covered in Table of Contents of this report include:

Executive summary

Market Analysis

Theft Overview

Insurance Situation

Vehicle Security Requirements

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