Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) account for more than 95% of all businesses in Vietnam, underscoring their pivotal role in the national economy. This dominance represents a significant growth opportunity for the country’s non-life insurance market. Yet, due to thin capital, limited resources, and a risk-averse mindset, many SMEs remain hesitant, often restricting their participation to mandatory products such as fire and explosion insurance or motor vehicle liability coverage, while voluntary policies attract far less attention.
More DetailTrade Credit Insurance (TCI) is a vital risk management tool that helps businesses safeguard their cash flow and expand into export markets with greater confidence. Beyond protecting companies directly, TCI also supports banks by reducing indirect credit risks.
More DetailIn the field of non-life insurance, most businesses tend to focus on protecting tangible assets such as factories, machinery, equipment, or goods. However, one equally critical but often overlooked risk is Business Interruption (BI) losses.
More DetailSmall and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) account for more than 95% of all businesses in Vietnam, underscoring their pivotal role in the national economy. This dominance represents a significant growth opportunity for the country’s non-life insurance market. Yet, due to thin capital, limited resources, and a risk-averse mindset, many SMEs remain hesitant, often restricting their participation to mandatory products such as fire and explosion insurance or motor vehicle liability coverage, while voluntary policies attract far less attention.
More detailTrade Credit Insurance (TCI) is a vital risk management tool that helps businesses safeguard their cash flow and expand into export markets with greater confidence. Beyond protecting companies directly, TCI also supports banks by reducing indirect credit risks.
More detailIn the field of non-life insurance, most businesses tend to focus on protecting tangible assets such as factories, machinery, equipment, or goods. However, one equally critical but often overlooked risk is Business Interruption (BI) losses.
More detailIn the journey of building a sustainable workplace, employee experience is a critical factor. In reality, many talented employees leave a company not necessarily because of salary, but because they lack a positive work experience – from company culture and management style to career development opportunities.
More detailAs climate change grows increasingly severe, the non-life insurance industry is facing a major turning point. With natural disasters and extreme weather events becoming more frequent, intense, and unpredictable, not only the global economy but also individuals and businesses are being directly affected. Amidst this wave of risks, non-life insurance has emerged as an essential financial mechanism to help share losses, enable economic recovery, and promote sustainable development.
More detailAnnual health check-ups are often treated as a regulatory checkbox rather than a real wellness initiative, resulting in late disease detection and ignored mental health. By leveraging internal health data, soliciting employee feedback, and tailoring screenings by demographic, companies can transform check-ups into meaningful employee benefits.
More detailOn February 21, 2025, the Vietnamese Government issued Decree No. 23/2025/NĐ-CP, mandating that trust service providers must purchase liability insurance to protect the interests of subscribers throughout the service delivery period. This is not only a legal requirement but also a vital risk management strategy in the face of increasing technical, legal, and cybersecurity incidents.
More detailAs extreme weather events, especially typhoons and floods, become more frequent, businesses must proactively prepare to protect their assets. Forecasts indicate that several storms in 2025 may directly impact Vietnam, particularly between May and October. This article outlines practical risk prevention measures ahead of the upcoming storm season.
More detailFreelancers make up a large part of Vietnam’s workforce yet remain underserved by suitable health insurance. With unstable income and limited awareness, they face greater health and financial risks. Developing accessible, tailored products and clear communication can help expand insurance coverage while supporting social protection in the digital economy era.
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