Life risk inflow passes $17-billion mark
23 Could 2022
Mid-sized insurers MetLife and QInsure, together with NobleOak, led the best way because the life business elevated its total risk premium inflows final 12 months to $17.6 billion, up 5.5% from 2020, in keeping with researcher Plan for Life.
NobleOak achieved the largest leap in share phrases, up 60.4% to $223.7 million. MetLife positioned second, by 11.9% to $895.2 million, adopted by QInsure, by 10.1% to $577.7 million.
TAL, the largest participant with a 27.6% market share, grew its risk premium inflow 7.5% to $4.86 billion. AIA, second largest after TAL, clocked a 7.3% rise to $3.3 billion.
General new premium gross sales went up 2.2% from 2020 as declines recorded by AIA, Decision and ClearView offset double-digit positive factors made by BT/Westpac (24.9%), TAL (24.3%) and Zurich (12.6%).
Risk premium inflows, as measured by Plan for Life, comprise of particular person risk lump sum, particular person risk revenue and group risk.
Particular person risk lump sum grew 3.2% to $7.64 billion final 12 months, particular person risk revenue 6.2% to $3.14 billion and group risk 7.9% to $6.84 billion.
