www.thejakartapost.com - Indonesian multinational insurer Sun Life Financial will double the number of its agents and set up an asset management unit in the next few years to be among the top 10 industry players.
Sun Life Financial Indonesia is currently No. 12 in terms of market share in the insurance industry, with total premiums accounting for 2.2 percent of the entire market, Sun Life Financial Indonesia country manager Bert Paterson said on Wednesday.
“We have a target to be in the top 10. Maybe not necessarily this year, but within the next three years,” Paterson told The Jakarta Post in an interview. “Consensus forecasts that within the market [growth will be] between 20 to 25 percent over the next three to four years. So if that is the case, then clearly, if we are going to capture market share, we need to be bigger.” (source)
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Saturday, January 22, 2011
TAKAFUL - Sun Life expects 15% growth this year
JAKARTA: PT Sun Life Financial Indonesia, the local unit of Canadian insurance company Sun Life, plans to boost its total premium income this year by doubling the number of its sales agents from 4,110 and opening 10 sales offices throughout the country to add to the 38 existing offices.
President director Bert Paterson said Friday that to achieve the target, last year’s whole year figure was not available, but during the January-September period, Sun Life’s total premium topped Rp 500 billion (US$55.03 million), a 4 percent increase from Rp 480 billion during the same period in 2009. (source)
President director Bert Paterson said Friday that to achieve the target, last year’s whole year figure was not available, but during the January-September period, Sun Life’s total premium topped Rp 500 billion (US$55.03 million), a 4 percent increase from Rp 480 billion during the same period in 2009. (source)
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Friday, January 07, 2011
HALAL - Foreign agencies using MUI halal standards
Jakarta (ANTARA News) - At least 41 foreign food certification agencies have set their halal food standards based on inputs from the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI)`s Food, Drug and Cosmetics Research Institute (LPPOM), an MUI official said,
Among the 41 agencies were those of a number of ASEAN member countries, Canada, England, Holland, Belgium, Turkey, Japan and the US, Lukmanul Hakim, the LPPOM head, said here Thursday.
Among the 41 agencies were those of a number of ASEAN member countries, Canada, England, Holland, Belgium, Turkey, Japan and the US, Lukmanul Hakim, the LPPOM head, said here Thursday.
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Monday, October 11, 2010
VIDEO - Understanding Shariah Compliance (6/6)

From UFANA Conference 2010, Toronto, Canada - March 30 -31, 2010
Dr. Aznan Hassan - Shariah Scholar, Malaysia
Sheikh Nizam Yaqoobi -Shariah Scholar, Bahrain
Mufti Barkatullah - Shariah Scholar | Lecturer, Ebrahim College, London, UK
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