According to our research report Vietnam Financial Sector Forecast to 2013, non life insurance will post 25% CAGR during the forecast period (2011-2013) nike free run womens. Rising demand for motor, property, and health insurance products will fuel growth in this sector.
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As a result, the net retained non-life insurance premium of the industry has significantly increased during the past few years foamposites for sale.Our team has observed that life insurance is also poised for rapid growth during the forecast period as life insurers have made big efforts to change and upgrade products to bring more utilities to the consumers.
Vietnamese insurers focus on developing innovative and investment associated insurance products air yeezy glow in the dark. Overall, the insurance sector expansion has been primarily a consequence of growing presence of foreign players, which has spurred local firms, and particularly the largest state-owned insurer, the Vietnam Insurance Corporation (an arm of the Bao Viet financial and insurance group), to become more competitive.
Besides, we have found that Vietnams financial sector has great potential as banking sector is transforming and ongoing deregulation will fuel the sector in the coming years. Countrys banking and financial services sector is developing at twice the countrys GDP rate with growing consumer demand, increased internationalization of the banking system, and a more sophisticated range of monetary products and instruments.Vietnam Financial Sector Forecast to 2013 provides a thorough research done by a dedicated team of analysts. The report covers banking and insurance sector of Vietnam including banking assets, loans, deposits, net interest income, payment instruments, and insurance sector with forecast till 2013.
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