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HSBC snaps up Axa's Singapore insurance assets for $575 mln in Asia expansion - Vimarsana News

HSBC snaps up Axa's Singapore insurance assets for $575 mln in Asia expansion

HSBC Holdings (HSBA.L) has agreed to acquire French insurer Axa's (AXAF.PA) Singapore assets for $575 million, part of its strategy of scaling up its wealth-management business in Asia to boost fee income.

Pfizer, Moderna seen reaping billions from COVID-19 vaccine booster market - Vimarsana News

Pfizer, Moderna seen reaping billions from COVID-19 vaccine booster market

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Drugmakers Pfizer Inc, BioNTech and Moderna Inc are expected to reap billions of dollars from COVID-19 booster shots in a market that could rival the $6 billion in annual sales for flu vaccines for years to come, analysts and healthcare investors say.

Aviva to return 4 bln stg to investors but profit misses forecast - Vimarsana News

Aviva to return 4 bln stg to investors but profit misses forecast

Shares in Aviva (AV.L) hit eight-week highs on Thursday after the British insurer said it will return at least 4 billion pounds ($5.5 billion) to shareholders, following pressure from activist investor Cevian.

Analysis: Extreme weather sounds alarm for under-insured China - Vimarsana News

Analysis: Extreme weather sounds alarm for under-insured China

Devastating summer floods in the populous province of Henan in central China are a wake-up call for local authorities to seek better insurance cover against natural disasters, potentially opening up a huge market for insurers in the country.

Westpac exits life insurance with $660 mln sale to Japan's Dai-ichi - Vimarsana News

Westpac exits life insurance with $660 mln sale to Japan's Dai-ichi

Westpac Banking Corp (WBC.AX) on Monday became the latest Australian firm to retreat from the life insurance sector, as it agreed to an A$900 million ($660 million) sale of its domestic unit to Japan's Dai-ichi Life Holdings (8750.T).