AIA Singapore

Wealth

AIA Singapore launches wealth centre to serve domestic and regional HNWIs and wealthy families

The move comes in response to the projected surge in the affluent population in Asia, says AIA.

New appointments

AIA appoints Kelvin Kua as its new chief partnership distribution officer

Outgoing chief partnership distribution officer Richard Wyber will be leaving AIA after serving for 15 years in the company.
Five trends that will shape Asia's financial services industry in 2022 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tech

Five trends that will shape Asia's financial services industry in 2022

What should APAC financial institutions do to help develop a more digital, connected, inclusive and sustainable world?
Festive delights - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Things to do

Festive delights

Welcome the Year of the Ox with these hearty treats for the festive season.
AIA creates up to 500 career opportunities for fresh graduates and mid-career switchers - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Company in the news

AIA creates up to 500 career opportunities for fresh graduates and mid-career switchers

The scheme aims to provide support to individuals seeking careers in Singapore’s financial services sector.

Succession planning

90% of Singapore high net worth individuals rely on insurance to for wealth and legacy planning, according to AIA and EY

The report conducted customer research across four regions: Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore. Some 39% of the respondents surveyed were professionals, and 61% were entrepreneurs and family-inherited HNWIs.

Healthcare

HC Surgical appointed as sole colonoscopy screening provider for AIA Singapore

SINGAPORE (April 1): HC Surgical Specialists has been appointed by AIA Singapore as the exclusive healthcare provider for certain of the latter’s eligible clients, specifically those aged 50 and above under the HealthShield Gold Max Essential A Saver an

In print this week

Here’s another healthcare stock coming to SGX

SINGAPORE (Oct 6): Fullerton Healthcare Corp has lodged its draft listing prospectus on Sept 28, indicating its intention to sell 140.3 million shares, excluding the overallotment option, at an “indicative” price of $1.73 a share.
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