The total premiums of the Philippine insurance industry breached the PHP500bn ($8.6bn) mark in 2025, driven by consumers' increasing focus on long-term protection despite economic uncertainties. Data from the Insurance Commission showed that premiums from the life, non-life, and mutual benefit sectors stood at PHP502.6bn at the end of 2025, up by 14.1% from PHP440.5bn in 2024. The life insurance sector remained the driving force of the Philippine insurance industry, accountin

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