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Hong Kong insurers ride affluent demand to record sales as longevity and legacy needs grow
Life insurance sales in Hong Kong rose 51% in the first quarter to a record HK$141.1 billion, driven by affluent customers from mainland China and overseas seeking policies for wealth transfer, protection, and medical needs. The Insurance Authority reported the third consecutive year of first-quarter sales records.
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