Hong Kong Insurance Authority

The Hong Kong Insurance Authority (IA) is an insurance regulator established under the Insurance Ordinance (Cap. 41). The principal function of IA is to regulate and supervise the insurance industry for the promotion of the general stability of the insurance industry and for the protection of existing and potential policy holders.

See below for the Latest Hong Kong Insurance Authority News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary. 

 

Hong Kong insurer complaints rise for fourth straight year

Hong Kong insurer complaints rise for fourth straight year

The Insurance Authority has flagged gaps in incentives, disclosure, and oversight.
3 days ago

Hong Kong insurance records 109,813 new policies

New direct long-term business covered 1.1 million lives in 2025.
5 days ago

Hong Kong life insurers’ premiums jump 51% in 2025

Non linked individual business supplied $40.6b in new office premiums.

Hong Kong reviews medical insurance on affordability concerns

The regulator also said it plans to introduce further measures to support the captive insurance market.

Hong Kong regulator tightens oversight after complaints jump 19.9%

Authorities also issued guidance covering promotions on online platforms.

Business premiums hit $637b as accident and health profit recovers

Accident and health business returned to profit of $0.5b.

Hong Kong insurers pay $33.4m after Tai Po fire

For life insurance, residents of Wang Fuk Court hold about 10,660 policies.

Insurance premiums rise in Q2 amidst Mainland tourist influx: Jefferies

Premiums peaked at $90b as the city saw its highest tourist number since the pandemic.

Prudential keeps business plans steady after D-SII designation

The insurer said it remains strongly capitalised.

Hong Kong Insurance Authority urges joint effort in risk management

HKIA highlighted its ongoing collaboration with insurers and academics.

Bloomberg supports insurers with HKIA sustainable bond dataset

It helps insurers comply with sustainable investment requirements.

Hong Kong says captive insurance is a tool for Belt and Road projects

Lau also said the scale of the Belt and Road Initiative brings complex risks.

Hong Kong Insurance Authority sets 50% cap on broker referral fees

The HKIA warned that excessive referral fees could mask commission rebates.

HKIA launches AI cohort programme with seven insurers

A survey of more than 110 insurers showed 20% already have AI adoption strategies.

HKIA issues guidance on intermediary pay for long-term policies

The HKIA expects insurers to ensure intermediaries provide both pre-contract advice.

Hong Kong insurance premiums hit $28.6b in Q1 2025

This was driven by robust growth in both long-term and general insurance business.

HKIA and peers unveil Charter 3.0 to strengthen scam defence

It brings together financial regulators, technology and telecommunications companies.