May, 2010
Manulife rolls out Universal life policy for HNWIs - The Edge Singapore, 31 May 2010
Manulife launches exclusive product - Berita Harian, 21 May 2010
Manulife Singapore launches Heritage insurance plan - Lianhe Zaobao, 21 May 2010
Malay/Islamic unit wins award in Canadian insurance firm - Berita Harian, 4 May 2010
Manulife's Ultimate Series allows customers greater flexibility in savings - Invest, April/May 2010
Manulife Singapore courts high-net-worth - Asian Investor, 24 May 2010
The Canadian insurer has launched its first universal life policy in Asia, Heritage, designed specifically for Singapore's private-wealth market. More...
Manulife Financial launches high net worth financial product for first time in Asia - Biz Daily, 20 May 2010
ManulifeFinancial, a Canadian-based financial services group serving millions of customers worldwide, Thursday launched its
new offering called 'Heritage' in Singapore. Heritage is a US currency-denominated universal life insurance policy that is
designed as an intelligent asset management, asset diversification and wealth protection strategy, according to the group. More...
April, 2010
Leave behind a legacy - The Sunday Times, 25 April 2010
Corporate moves, Annette King - The Edge, 19 April 2010
Manulife gets new CEO - The Straits Times, 19 April 2010
Manulife appoints new President & CEO - Berita Harian, 16 April 2010
Maulife Singapore appoints Chief Distribution Officer - Asia Insurance Review, April 2010
Manulife names Annette King as Singapore head - Asian Investor, 14 April 2010
Canadian insurer Manulife has hired Annette King as Singapore president and chief executive, responsible for individual life insurance, private financial services for the high-net-worth market and wealth management. More...
March, 2010
Manulife appoints new Distribution Officer - Biz Daily, 31 March 2010
Manulife's 30 years in Singapore: Milestones, challenging times and the right ingredients for another successful 30 years - Asia Insurance Review, 16 March 2010
Manulife Singapore appoints Robert Elliott as SVP and CDO - Singapore Business Review, 15 March 2010
Corporate moves, Robert Elliott - The Edge, 1 March 2010
How to buy insurance for your children - My Paper, 1 March 2010
February, 2010
Celebrities in the insurance limelight - Asia Insurance Review, February 2010
Operation manager up front - Asian Investor
2010 is shaping up to be a big year for operations
at Manulife Singapore. Chong Teck-Chung, its new chief operating officer, is discarding the firm's paper-based transaction
processing system for an automated, straight-through one by the end of year. More...
January, 2010
Different life stages, different financial plans - Lianhe Zaobao, 31January 2010
Malay son is once again one of Manulife's top financial planners - Berita Harian, 20 January 2010
October, 2009
New kid on the block adopts a 'think local, act global' approach - Invest
It might be viewed as the new kid on the block in the asset management business but Manulife Asset Management Singapore (MAMS) reckons it has the capabilities to stand side by side with the bigger and more established players in the industry. More...
August, 2009
Manulife brings global asset management expertise to clients - Invest
Manulife Asset Management Singapore (MAMS) opens its doors in Singapore. It will be ready to roll out its new and exciting funds in the next month or so. MAMS' new Managing Director Jill Smith and the Chairman Mr. Darren Thomson discuss their goals and objectives. More...
August, 2008
How are banks & financial institutions responding to the changing landscape in wealth management in Asia? - Invest
The world's new millionaires are coming from Asia. Last year, the global wealth-management industry grew by 11.6 per cent to $17.4
trillion, and Asia accounted for about 13 per cent of that total. The potential for business growth has changed the landscape for
financial institutions looking to offer clients better transactional and banking facilities. INVEST Magazine spoke to Manulife Financial
Executive Vice-President & General South East Asia Operations' Mr Philip Hampden-Smith about some of the new challenges in the
Wealth Management Industry. More...
June, 2008
Will you have a sustainable income to maintain your preferred lifestyle - Smart Investor
Everyone dreams of an early and comfortable retirement. But how well are we prepared? Singaporean and Malaysians want to retire early at a mean age of 54. However, they only start planning for retirement late, at an average age of 37 and 41, respectively. The lack of preparation for retirement is more severe in Thailand where only four out of ten workers have started preparing for retirement, compared to eight out of ten in America. Most Asians also have no clue as to how much they need for their retirement. More...
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