MAS urged to revisit risk charges for insurers
Southeast Asian regulators, notably in Singapore, should make it easier for insurers to buy foreign and alternative assets, says Alan Yip, head of Asia insurance strategy at JP Morgan AM.

Southeast Asian regulators – most notably the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) – have been urged to make changes to risk-based capital (RBC) rules for insurance firms' investments, to make it easier for them to diversify their portfolios and boost yields.
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