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Asia Insurance Market Rates

The Global Insurance Market Index is our proprietary measure of commercial insurance rate changes at renewal. Below are insights into the Asian insurance market.

Q4 2025

Asia rates decline across major product lines

Insurance rates in Asia declined 5% in the fourth quarter.

Asia composite insurance rate change 

Asia property

Property insurance rates decline amid high levels of insurer competition

Property insurance rates declined 5% amid abundant capacity and high levels of insurer competition.

  • Some clients were able to secure improvements in areas including sub-limits, deductibles, and restrictive coverages.
  • Insurers increased their use of long-term agreements (LTAs) featuring low-claims bonuses and multi-year discounts.
  • Capacity was broadly deployed across industry segments, not limited to specific sectors.
  • Underwriters remained cautious with companies showing loss deterioration.

Asia casualty

Casualty rates decline

Casualty insurance rates declined 1%, compared to a 3% decline in the prior quarter.

  • Clients generally benefited from ample capacity from global and regional insurers.
  • General liability rates declined or remained stable across most markets; Japan experienced rate increases.
  • Auto liability rates rose in Japan, the Philippines, and Vietnam; rates were generally flat or declined elsewhere.
  • Excess/umbrella rates were mostly flat or saw moderate changes; US-exposed risks increased by 5% to 10%.

Asia financial and professional lines

Financial and professional lines rates decline

Financial and professional lines rates declined 10%, compared to 8% in the prior quarter.

  • Directors and officers (D&O) liability rates declined across most markets; Vietnam showed signs of stabilization.
  • A shift of Chinese IPOs to regional exchanges, notably in Hong Kong, reduced premium opportunities and put downward pressure on D&O rates.
  • Financial institutions and professional liability rates decreased between 5% and 7.5%, driven by greater insurer competition.

Cyber rates decline as clients seek enhanced coverage

Cyber insurance rates decreased 10%, compared to 5% in the prior quarter.

  • Rising cyber incidents and evolving regulatory demands continued to drive strong market demand.
  • Insurers broadened product offerings to include coverage for cyber property damage, social engineering fraud, and supply chain attacks.
  • Insurers updated policies for generative AI risks; underwriters intensified scrutiny of third-party cyber exposures for complex supply chains.

Our rates reflect the segment mix of Marsh’s client portfolio.

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