Events

The EV Insight Learning Programme – China is an immersive, on-site learning journey organised by the Asian Institute of Insurance (Aii) for ASEAN insurance professionals. The programme provides first-hand exposure to China’s mature electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem, covering insurance-driven research, InsurTech applications, insurer practices, national automotive standards, EV manufacturing, and advanced mobility technologies.

Through curated visits to research institutes, InsurTech companies, insurers, and leading EV OEMs, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how EV risks are assessed, insured, managed, and governed at scale—insights that are directly relevant as ASEAN markets accelerate EV adoption

We are pleased to invite the eligible Aii’s member to participate in the 48^th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Asian Institute of Insurance.

In preparation for the AGM, below is a list of pertinent information for your reference: 

1. Notice of 48th AGM
2. Aii Constitution
3. Proxy Form (for Individual Member)
4. Accredited Representative Form (For Institutional Member)
5. Annual Report 2025

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how organisations make decisions, deliver services, manage operations, and interact with customers. While AI creates significant opportunities, it also introduces new and evolving liability exposures that may affect Directors and Officers Liability, Professional Indemnity, Cyber, General Liability, and Product Liability insurance.

This half-day programme examines how AI adoption is reshaping the liability risk landscape and what these developments mean for insurers, underwriters, brokers, risk managers, and other industry professionals. Participants will explore emerging AI-related exposures, key underwriting considerations, regulatory developments in Asia, and the potential evolution of insurance products, coverage extensions, and risk prevention services.

Through practical insurance-focused discussions, the programme will help participants better identify, assess, and respond to AI-related risks across different industries and lines of business.

In today’s regulated, digitally connected insurance ecosystem, vendors are no longer peripheral providers; they
are trusted partners who access, process, and store sensitive customer, business, and operational data. Their role is critical to keeping insurers safe and preserving policyholder trust.

This one-day programme helps vendor companies serving insurers understand that cybersecurity and data protection are shared responsibilities — maintaining strong controls, handling data responsibly, responding quickly to incidents, and supporting insurers under Bank Negara Malaysia’s RMiT framework and the PDPA.