Articles


  1. Embedded Insurance: A Paradigm Shift in Coverage Delivery

    Embedded insurance integrates insurance into transactions such as purchasing a car, booking travel, and using digital services. Offered at the point of sale, it simplifies traditional processes, enabling instant and effortless coverage. Examples include trip ...read more

  2. ESG: Insurance Industry’s Move Towards Sustainability

    The insurance industry is increasingly incorporating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria into underwriting and investment decisions. This shift is driven by the growing awareness of climate change, social equity issues, and the need for ...read more

  1. Flavor Modulation in Food and Beverage

    Modern consumers prioritize food ingredients they trust and recognize with the aim of lowering sugar, salt, and fat content. Globally, there is growing demand for taste modulation solutions, driven by the expanding culinary and packaged ...read more

  2. GLP-1 Agonists: Revolutionizing Metabolic Disease Management

    GLP-1 agonists, led by Semaglutide, are reshaping metabolic disease management. Semaglutide boasts superior glycemic control, significant weight loss, and potential cardiovascular benefits, all in a convenient weekly injection. However, cost, side effects, injection delivery, and ...read more

  3. Navigating Tomorrow: Proactively Track Slow-Moving Changes

    Proactively navigating slow-moving technological changes is a vital strategic need for companies seeking sustained success in today’s dynamic business landscape. These changes, often gradual, have the power to shape or disrupt industries and companies, i ...read more

  1. IFRS 17: A Move Toward Standardized Insurance Reporting

    After years of intensive discussions and overcoming major concerns of the insurance industry, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) issued its new insurance contracts standard IFRS 17 (formerly known as IFRS 4 Phase II), effective for annual ...read more

  2. USMCA - A Three-Year Retrospective and its impact

    The US–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA), implemented in 2020, replaced North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and has significantly benefitted North American trade. It led to a substantial surge in trade, with North American trade volume exc ...read more

  3. The Current Real Estate Turmoil in China

    China’s real estate sector is in turmoil due to various factors, ranging from low investment to declining trade numbers. It has far-reaching implications and is threatening the country’s economic growth. Therefore, the government has ...read more