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Social security in Vietnam is a comprehensive system designed to provide financial support and protection to individuals and families against life’s uncertainties, such as illness, unemployment, and old age.
Auto-insurance in Vietnam includes compulsory civil liability insurance and optional coverages such as physical damage and personal accident insurance. Compulsory insurance is mandated by law and covers third-party injuries and property damage caused by the insured vehicle. Optional products provide additional protection against risks like theft, natural disasters, and accidents involving the insured vehicle. The motor insurance market is growing, driven by increased vehicle ownership and regulatory enforcement, with leading providers offering a range of products.
Life insurance in Vietnam has experienced significant growth and transformation over the past decade, driven by an expanding middle class and increasing awareness of financial planning and risk protection. The life insurance market in Vietnam is diverse, with a range of products offered by both local and international insurers.
Health insurance in Vietnam is primarily structured into two categories: Social Health Insurance (SHI) and Private Health Insurance (PHI). SHI, managed by Vietnam Social Security (VSS), is mandatory for employees, students, and civil servants, covering basic medical services like outpatient and inpatient care, chronic disease management, and maternity services…
Notably, this month the non-life insurance market experienced a spike in compensation claims due to losses from Typhoon Yagi. Bao Viet received nearly 700 claims, with an estimated total value of nearly VND 1 trillion or US$40.6 million…
That said, there may be more costs to come with factories and manufacturing facilities damaged across the northern provinces–the Ministry is estimating that Vietnam’s economy could take a hit this year of .15 percent from typhoon Yagi…
Vietnam’s insurance industry has grown rapidly in recent years. As incomes have risen and Vietnam’s middle class has begun to accumulate valuable assets, the need for insurance has become readily apparent. This rapid rise of insurance products in Vietnam, is also partially attributable to several types of insurance being compulsory by law. This includes for motor vehicle owners and businesses in the construction sector.
Notably, state-owned insurers held a dominant position in Vietnam’s insurance market share in 2023, with Bao Viet leading at 15.13 percent. That said, the Vietnamese insurance market is opening its doors to foreign investment. In 2022, a new Law on Insurance Businesses was passed that allows for foreign firms to wholly own Vietnamese insurance companies…
Of note, Vietnam’s insurance industry is expected to grow by an estimated 8.5 percent from VND 60.15 trillion or US$2.6 billion in 2021 to VND 90.24 trillion or US$3.5 billion in 2026. This growth is expected to be supported by Vietnam’s rapid economic growth and regulatory policies, for example new compulsory insurance for construction contractors and mandatory fire and explosion insurance…
Of note, Vietnam’s insurance sector has struggled over the last year or so with a number of high-profile instances of consumers claiming they were duped into purchasing insurance products.That said, it is slowly recovering with Vietnam Report’s survey results finding 45.5 percent of industry respondents expect the industry to grow by around 5 to 10 percent this year…
South Korea’s DB Insurance last month bought stakes in Vietnam National Aviation Insurance JSC (VNI) and Saigon – Hanoi Insurance (BSH) equivalent to about 75 percent of each of the firms’ listed shares, Vietnam News is reporting. It also points out that Finland’s Pyn Elite, through the course of last
A proposed decree from Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance could see life insurance providers that mislead customers fined up to US$4,000, Vietnam News is reporting. This comes on the back of reports throughout 2023 of banks misleading or coercing customers into purchasing insurance products in order to draw commissions from insurance
Revenue from insurance premiums in Vietnam has fallen for the first time in 20 years, Tuoi Tre is reporting. Premiums pulled in VND 227,100 billion (US$9.35 billion), down 8.3 percent over 2022. This is likely due to a bancassurance scandal whereby it was alleged bank staff misled customers into believing
The total assets of insurance companies in Vietnam reached almost VND 913.37 trillion (US$$37.6 billion) in the first 11 months of 2023, up 11.12 percent year-on-year, Vietnam News reported citing Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance data. It also reported that total equity of insurance firms in Vietnam was estimated to be
Global credit rating agency focused on the insurance sector, AM Best, has said in a press release that the outlook for Vietnam’s non-life insurance sector is stable, despite a recent bancassurance scandal. It says that updates to the Insurance Business Law this year should strengthen risk management in the sector
Shinhan Bank Vietnam and Samsung Vina Insurance Company have signed a deal for the former to offer the latter’s property insurance products to its corporate clients, Vietnam News is reporting. Why it matters: This is positive news for insurance companies and bancassurance agreements which have been under increased scrutiny this
Vietnam’s major insurers have recorded huge drops in revenue on the back of well publicised allegations of fraud and coercion, according to Vietnam News. Firms are now looking to refresh their images and create more transparent processes and procedures. Details on exactly what those processes and procedures are is scant,
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