Bảo Minh Insurance, Australian insurtech firm partner to protect Vietnamese farmers

Friday, Mar 08, 2024

Bảo Minh Insurance and Australian insurtech firm Hillridge have entered into a partnership to offer parametric Typhoon Index Insurance, a new product in Việt Nam that will protect farmers from the country’s devastating typhoons.

Insurance industry forecasts less favourable year in 2022

Wednesday, May 04, 2022

After gaining high growth last year, the insurance industry is forecast to experience a less favourable time in 2022 as many insurers have so far planned lower profit targets or slowing growth compared to last year.

Bao Minh Insurance plans to divest from MBB

Sunday, Jan 24, 2021

Bao Minh Securities Corporation (BMI) has registered to sell all of its shares in Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank (MBB).

Easy Credit ties up with Bao Minh Insurance

Thursday, Jan 09, 2020

Consumer credit company Easy Credit on Wednesday tied up with Bao Minh Insurance Corporation to launch a new product that secures borrowers from defaulting on loans if they or their spouse fall sick.

Home Credit launches new product

Wednesday, Jul 25, 2018

Home Credit Vietnam Finance Company Limited has tied up with three insurance companies, PTI, GIC and Bao Minh, to provide additional benefits to the spouses of customers who buy insurance to cover 100 per cent of their loan.

Viet Capital Bank signs deal to distribute Bao Minh’s insurance products

Friday, Sep 01, 2017

Viet Capital Bank and Bao Minh Insurance Corporation on August 31 signed a bancassurance deal for non-life insurance.  

New trade credit insurance launched

Wednesday, Jun 17, 2015

A new product called "trade credit insurance – structured trade finance" jointly developed by Bao Minh Insurance Corporation, Export-Import Commercial Joint Stock Bank and Coface Services Viet Nam Company Ltd was launched on Wednesday in HCM City.

Non-life insurance hits double-digit growth

Monday, Oct 13, 2014

Non-life insurance premiums managed to return to a double-digit growth in the first eight months of 2014, according to preliminary reports of non-life insurance companies to the Insurance Supervisory Authority.