Manulife
Manulife is a Canadian multinational insurance company headquartered in Toronto.
Manulife Hong Kong partners for cashless medical services
Manulife Hong Kong partners for cashless medical services
The cashless services cover day-case surgeries at all United Family Hospitals.
Manulife marks 25 years on HKEX with $400b market cap growth
The insurer currently serves over 2.5 million customers across Hong Kong and Macau.
Manulife Asia’s profit quadruples, Hong Kong segment doubles core earnings
The group’s NBV margin improved by 3.4 percentage points.
Rising healthcare fees hinder financial stability amongst HK residents
The survey revealed 19% of people would pay for cheaper plans and fewer benefits.
Manulife wins HKB Management Excellence Awards for DEI programme
The initiative aims to better serve a diverse customer base whilst ensuring they are treated with dignity.
Manulife Singapore targets rapidly growing high-net-worth market
New data suggests young beats old in appetite for investments.
Not enough money? 5 in 10 Hongkongers say they need to work after retirement
Reasons for working after retirement vary per generation.
Manulife HK and Macau insurance sales rise 26% to HK$1.66b in Q1
Critical illness plans and deferred annuity plans increased by over 40%.
Health planning amongst top financial goals of 3 in 10 Hongkongers
More than half use cash savings to accomplish such goals.
Only 1 in 8 can pay for medical costs associated with serious illness: survey
50% said that they have enough savings and a stable job to pay the medical bills.
How much recurring retirement income can Hongkongers get?
The ideal amount for Hongkongers is $21,287 per month.
Manulife drives digital adoption in the MPF industry through its pioneering online application platform
Its web application allows for a straight-through processing digital journey for customers.
How are Hong Kongers attitude change whilst living with COVID-19?
Some have an increased desire to travel whilst some are still concerned about health.
Here are five bad habits in insurance according to HK’s insurance regulator
These habits drag down Hong Kongers insurance literacy rate.
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