Insurance Policies for Wealth Transfer

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Why wealthy individuals prefer Hong Kong insurance policies for inheritances

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Insurance policies becoming popular choice for wealthy individuals in Asia , including the Greater Bay Area , for estate planning to avoid family disputes and achieve stable growth.

Nearly 60 per cent of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) in mainland China , Hong Kong , Macau and Taiwan preferred insurance policies to transfer their wealth to future generations.

Manulife, the largest pension provider in Hong Kong and Macau , has seen growing demand for insurance products for legacy and succession planning purposes.

Yu said FWD would like to be among the first batch of insurers to launch index-linked policies.

The type of investment-linked policy that pays dividends to policyholders based on major stock market indices.

Index-linked insurance has been a popular investment choice for high-net-worth customers in overseas markets.

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