Insurance: The week in 10 stories
BNamericas provides a roundup of the most important Insurance stories in Latin America.
BNamericas provides a roundup of the most important Insurance stories in Latin America.
Insurance association Acodese has paid out US$2bn on María and Irma claims through March, as some of its members are battling fines for slow processing.
MetLife defends role of sales agents as academics and the association of insurers present a new system under development to help reduce vehicle theft.
Allowing deductibles in health plans sparks opposition from consumer associations.
This year's first IPO in Brazil raised funds the company will use to reinforce its cash position.
It can be done but innovation is vital, delegates at a Chilean conference were told.
The Argentine firm is also preparing to offer financial insurance segment.
BNamericas takes a close look at the Peruvian insurance industry with a focus on the growth prospects of both traditional insurance and microinsurance.
The most recent study on the subject indicates that about 1 out of 12 people in Latin America and the Caribbean owned a microinsurance policy in 2016 with rapid growth in Brazil, Peru and Nicaragua.
Authorities consider establishing a pension regulator amid growing pressure on the system, as an app-based SOAT policy status platform is officially launched.