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AIA

(友邦保险)

AIA

友邦保险

AIA is a multinational insurance company, offering a range of products including life insurance, accident and health insurance as well as savings plans. It also provides employee benefits, credit life and pension services to corporate clients. The company is active in markets across Asia and is headquartered in Hong Kong.

Chairman / President

Lee Yuan Siong

CFO / Finance Director

Mark Francis

Industry

Insurance

Headquarters address

1 Connaught Road Central, Central, Hong Kong

Stock Code

SEHK:81299

Year founded

2009

Children enjoy rides at the AIA Carnival at the Central Harbourfront on December 22, 2025. Photo: Jonathan Wong

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The AIA International Hot Air Balloon Festival took place at the Central Harbourfront. Photo: Dickson Lee

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Visitors attend the third day of the hot-air balloon festival. Photo: Karma Lo

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Hot-air balloons on display at a preview session at Central Harbourfront. Photo: Sam Tsang

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Pedestrians cross a road in Central on August 15, 2025. Photo: Jelly Tse

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Financial services director Lesley Quak exercises at a local park in Singapore. She was determined to lose weight and get healthier after a less-than-satisfactory medical diagnosis 10 years ago, which saw her join AIA Singapore’s AIA Vitality programme. Photo: Lesley Quak

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.css-1m2rp1p{color:#34b8b5;}Editorial | Tighter rules will help ensure Hong Kong’s harbourfront events dazzle

Stricter standards for Central Harbourfront Event Space tenants are meant to make sure the site is well utilised and events live up to expectations.

.css-sioo19{color:#c79a00;}Explainer | Where can Hongkongers, tourists find Christmas spirit in subdued holiday season?

The best things to do in Hong Kong, December 20-26

Hong Kong insurers move to help fire victims claim payouts on 12,000 policies

Insurance Authority confirms 12,000 policies impacted, with payouts spanning life, medical, property and accident coverage.

Hong Kong insurers identify 8,700 policies owned by Tai Po fire victims

Residents of Wang Fuk Court hold 7,600 active life and 1,100 property policies provided by some 30 insurers, Insurance Authority CEO says.

Hong Kong stocks hit 1-month high as US shutdown nears end

A reopening of the federal government will help investors regain access to crucial economic data and offer clues on monetary policy.

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Benchmark rebounds from last week’s loss after ‘constructive’ talk between US treasury secretary, Chinese vice-premier.

Hong Kong regulator puts a 50% cap on referral fees for insurance sales

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Editorial | Hot-air balloon event flop offers costly lessons for Hong Kong

While the authorities cannot be faulted for prioritising safety, the lack of preparation and coordination has hurt the city’s mega-event brand.

Refund calls mount over Hong Kong festival’s suspension of hot-air balloon rides

Display balloons at the AIA International Hot Air Balloon Fest Hong Kong were also deflated due to heat on Friday morning.

Hong Kong’s first hot-air balloon festival deflates as tethered rides suspended

First field test conducted by organiser of the AIA International Hot Air Balloon Fest Hong Kong had been ‘unsatisfactory’, authorities say.

Hong Kong’s eMPF could save US$6.5 billion for members in 10 years: regulator

Biggest MPF trustees – AIA, Sun Life, Manulife and HSBC – start move to the electronic platform from this week until the end of the year.

See Hong Kong in a different light from a tethered hot air balloon

Cappadocia and New Mexico are famed for their stunning hot air balloon landscapes – now Hong Kong is offering its own take.

Editorial | Combined effort needed to ensure Hong Kong has talent for future

Banks and insurers need to be proactive in cultivating specialists in AI, green finance, and Southeast Asian and Middle East markets.

Prudential’s new business profit jumps 12% on increase in Hong Kong sales

Profit from new policies sold to Hong Kong residents jumped 17 per cent in the first half of 2025, insurer says.

Suicide leading cause of death among insured Hongkongers aged under 25: study

While cancer remains the leading cause of death across all demographics, suicide rates among under-25s have spiked since 2014.

AIA profit rises 12% in first half on mainland visitors’ buying spree

The insurer’s value of new business, a key indicator of sales and future growth, rises 14 per cent to beat market estimates.

Top Hong Kong insurers band together on AI development, adoption

Insurance Authority, AIA, AXA, HSBC Life, FWD, Prudential, YF Life and China Taiping Insurance (HK) pledge investment, information-sharing.

How to age well? Singaporean firms gamify health in ‘Blue Zone 3.0’ bid

Singaporeans are embracing insurance companies’ health programmes that combine incentives, challenges and support for healthier lives.

Hong Kong activist’s father denies security law breach over handling finances

Merchant Kwok Yin-sang, father of activist Anna Kwok, pleads not guilty to handling absconder’s financial assets in breach of Article 23 law.

Retiring AIA chairman Edmund Tse reflects on 64 years with the insurer

Tse presided over the company’s blockbuster IPO and return to mainland China in a career that began in 1961 with a monthly salary of US$76.90.

Editorial | Tighter rules will help ensure Hong Kong’s harbourfront events dazzle

Explainer | Where can Hongkongers, tourists find Christmas spirit in subdued holiday season?