ASEAN Insurance Council (AIC) is envisioned to be the main regional platform for insurance leaders, professionals and practitioners to network and share their knowledge and expertise in various areas of the insurance business.
AIC is positioned to be strong, prestigious, and well-organized, to facilitate cooperation and collaboration among its members and with external partners, for a more resilient & sustainable development of the insurance industry.
In the effort to implement a series of Key Objectives, ASEAN has established various working groups to cater to a variety of developmental issues in many areas and one of them is AIC (ASEAN Insurance Council).
The Agenda to establish the Insurance Council within ASEAN was included during the ASEAN Meeting in Jakarta. It was in 1978. Then, the initiative was formally approved in 1983 in which AIC has officially acquired its formal status as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO).
AIC proactively addresses digitalization, inclusivity, sustainability, and climate change in alignment with the ASEAN Community Vision 2045 roadmap.
Connecting 15 member associations & 3 affiliates across Southeast Asia.
APID and ARP programmes elevating professional standards region-wide.
Driving renewable energy insurance and climate risk management initiatives.
Formally approved as an ASEAN Non-Governmental Organization.
Each committee drives a specialized area of regional insurance development and policy across ASEAN.
Implementing Protocol 5 on the ASEAN compulsory motor vehicle insurance scheme under AFAFGIT.
Addressing earthquakes, typhoons, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions and other natural disasters endemic to ASEAN.
Developing APID and improving the quality and capability of insurance human resources across the region.
Proposing reinsurance regulations and expanding the ASEAN Renewable Energy Pool (AREP).
Established 2022, fostering Islamic insurance and retakaful collaboration across ASEAN.
Addressing medical inflation, fraud, and digitalization challenges in ASEAN health insurance.
“On behalf of the ASEAN Insurance Council (AIC), it is my distinct honour to welcome you all to the 2025 AIC Meeting in Cambodia. We extend our sincere appreciation to all participants for dedicating your time and expertise to this annual gathering.
We are privileged to convene with esteemed leaders, experts, and colleagues from across the insurance sector and the wider region to reflect on this year’s developments and to consider the critical issues that will shape our industry in the year ahead.
The AIC Meeting provides us with an invaluable opportunity to reflect on our achievements, discuss urgent challenges, and set a forward-looking agenda for 2026 and beyond. As we move ahead, let us remain united in our mission: to safeguard people and businesses, support economic growth, and build a more resilient and inclusive future. I am confident that, through cooperation, innovation, and strong governance, we will rise to the challenges of 2025 and seize the opportunities that lie ahead.
I wish all participants a productive, engaging, and inspiring event. May our time together foster meaningful dialogue and forge valuable connections. Thank you very much.”
AIC Chairman · AAUI Indonesia
“Dear Council Members,
As we step into a new year, I want to extend my warmest wishes to each of you and express my profound gratitude for your unwavering commitment and collaboration. The strength of the ASEAN Insurance Council (AIC) lies in the collective dedication of our 15-member associations and 3 affiliate members. Together, we are proactively addressing the critical challenges of digitalization, inclusivity, sustainability, and climate change, aligning our industry’s efforts with the forward-looking ASEAN Community Vision 2045.
We have much to be proud of from the past year.
Our Shared Accomplishments and Gratitude
We look back with gratitude on significant progress made possible by the hard work of all our working committees: AIEC, ARWC, AHMIC, COB, ANDREWS, and ATRWC.
Navigating Our Shared Challenges
While we celebrate our successes, we must remain clear-eyed about the significant challenges that lie ahead:
Our Path Forward: Solutions and Collaboration
These challenges demand innovative and collaborative solutions. The AIC is uniquely positioned to drive change:
Looking Ahead to 2026
Our work in 2026 will be guided by these priorities, ensuring the ASEAN insurance industry remains resilient, innovative, dynamic, and people-centered.
Thank you again for your dedication. I look forward to our continued collaboration and shared success in the year to come.”
AIC Secretary-General
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Module 1: ASEAN Insurance Market Practices (Underwriting and Claims)
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