This article, from RGA’s ReFlections, discusses how the FDA’s approval of TREGZI highlights the rapid evolution of cell-based therapies beyond canc...
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This article, from RGA's ReFlections, highlights how AI is opening new possibilities in cardiovascular health, with emerging tools helping clinicia...
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This article, from RGA’s ReFlections, explores how AI is already improving medical care and efficiency, but its greatest long-term value will depen...
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ASCO 2026 showcased how advances in tumor biology, genomic testing, and innovative treatment strategies are reshaping the oncology landscape. This article, from RGA’s
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This article, from RGA’s ReFlections, shows that as longevity reshapes insurance markets, underwriting for older applicants must move beyond standa...
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Explore in-depth articles on important medical topics and stay up to date on a range of hot-button issues impacting life and health insurers, including AI’s role for clinical and insurance medicine, older-age underwriting challenges, and cancer care highlights from t...
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Major medical insurance in Mexico continues to experience strong demand and premium growth, but rising medical costs are eroding technical profitability and putting pressure on long-term sustainability.
This article was originally published in Spanish in Ao...
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The UK and Japan are taking different regulatory approaches to funded reinsurance, but regulators in both markets increasingly expect firms to demonstrate control over the same fundamental risks. Future success may depend on transparent, well-capitalized counterparti...
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RGA monitors global life and health insurance product launches every quarter across product types, distribution approaches, and value-added services. Find a roadmap for navigating today’s product landscape in Product Trends Around the World.
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New research by RGA and the University of Leicester, published in the Journal of Insur...
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The UK's shift from defined benefit to defined contribution pensions has transferred difficult retirement decisions from employers to individuals. A “flex-then-fix” framework divides retirement into two broad stages, matching drawdown to the flexible expenditure of h...
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Alongside increased technical requirements, insurance claims assessors face growing emotional demands as they regularly support people through major life challenges. Building a sustainable claims profession requires providing the necessary mental health and wellbeing...
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The new categorization for myocardial infarction (heart attack) could have an impact on diagnosis and treatment, and improved standardization of the diagnosis of myocardial infarction clinically and for research purposes. But while definitions are important clinicall...
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Difficult claims conversations often carry emotional weight for the claimant and assessor. Behavioral science offers practical ways to reduce any threat, build trust, and simplify communication so customers can better understand what is happening and what comes next....
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As retirement protection gaps grow, regulators are taking a closer look at asset-intensive reinsurance. The key challenge is balancing effective oversight with the industry's ability to provide retirement income solutions.
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In this brief video, RGA's Rosmery Cruz discusses how simplified, better-framed communications can improve soon-to-be retirees' willingness to choose annuities.
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Part 1 of this article series explores how medical science is reshaping the critical illness (CI) landscape. Part 2 turns to actuarial science – because even the most clinically sophisticated CI product will fail if it cannot remain affordable, sustainable, and fit f...
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