Risk Market Inflows totaling $18.2bn were virtually flat rising just 0.2% over the past year
/Risk Market Inflows totaling $18.2bn were virtually flat rising just 0.2% over the past year
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Risk Market Inflows totaling $18.2bn were virtually flat rising just 0.2% over the past year
Read MoreTotal Risk Market Inflows down a marginal 0.3% over the year from $18.2bn to $18.1bn
Read MoreDuring 2023 Life Insurance Risk Inflows remained virtually unchanged to total $18.1bn
Read MoreTotal Risk Market Inflows down a marginal 0.2% over the year from $18.10bn to $18. 07bn
Read MoreRisk Market Inflows rose slightly by 1.1% over the year from $18.0bn to $18.2bn
Read MoreTotal Risk Market Inflows up 1.6% over the year from $18.0bn to $18.2bn
Read MoreRisk Inflows increased by 2.1% over the year to June from $17.7bn to $18.1bn
Read MoreTotal Risk Market Inflows up 3.6% over the year from $17.7bn to $18.4bn
Read MoreRisk Market Inflows rose by 3.2% over the year from $17.7bn to $18.2bn
Read MoreTotal Risk Market Inflows up 3.3% over the year from $17.7bn to $18.2bn
Read MoreDuring 2022 overall Life Insurance Risk Inflows increased from $17.6bn to $18.1bn
Read MoreTotal Risk Market Inflows up 2.5% over the year from $17.6bn to $18.1bn
Read MoreRisk Market Inflows rose by 3.4% over the year from $17.3bn to $17.9bn
Read MoreTotal Risk Market Inflows up 4.0% over the year from $17.3bn to $18.0bn
Read MoreRisk Inflows rose by 3.7% over the year to June from $17.1bn to $17.7bn
Read MoreTotal Risk Market Inflows up 3.7% over the year from $17.1bn to $17.7bn
Read MoreRisk Market Inflows rose by 5.0% over the year from $16.8bn to $17.6bn
Read MoreTotal Risk Market Inflows up 5.0% over the year from $16.8bn to $17.6bn
Read MoreRisk Inflows in 2021 were up by 5.5% on those reported in 2020. Market leaders TAL (7.5%) and AIA (7.3%) both recorded above average Inflow increases. Mid-sized insurers MetLife (11.9%), QInsure (10.1%) and in particular much smaller player NobleOak (60.4%) reported double digit Inflow growth rates while the rest finished either modestly higher or little changed.
Total New Premium Sales rose just 2.2% year on year. While BT / Westpac (24.9%), TAL (24.3%) and Zurich (12.6%) reported double digit percentage increases in their Risk Sales these were offset by falls recorded by AIA (-7.5%), Resolution (-7.9%) and ClearView (-8.7%). Again NobleOak outperformed reporting a six-fold jump in its annual Risk Sales, but off a very low base.
Source: Plan For Life
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Total Risk Market Inflows up 4.8% over the year from $16.7bn to $17.5bn
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