Non-Life Insurance in Indonesia, Key Trends and Opportunities to 2020

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Published: October 17, 2016 Report Code: GD-IS1295MR-ST

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GlobalData’s 'Non-Life Insurance in Indonesia, Key Trends and Opportunities to 2020' report provides a detailed outlook by product category for the Indonesian non-life insurance segment, and a comparison of the Indonesian insurance industry with its regional counterparts.

It provides values for key performance indicators such as written premium, incurred loss, loss ratio, commissions and expenses, combined ratio, total assets, total investment income and retentions during the review period (2011–2015) and forecast period (2015–2020).

The report also analyzes distribution channels operating in the segment, gives a comprehensive overview of the Indonesian economy and demographics, explains the various types of natural hazard and their impact on the Indonesian insurance industry, and provides detailed information on the competitive landscape in the country.

The report brings together GlobalData’s research, modeling and analysis expertise, giving insurers access to information on segment dynamics and competitive advantages, and profiles of insurers operating in the country. The report also includes details of insurance regulations, and recent changes in the regulatory structure.

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This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the non-life insurance segment in Indonesia:

• It provides historical values for the Indonesian non-life insurance segment for the report’s 2011–2015 review period, and projected figures for the 2015–2020 forecast period.

• It offers a detailed analysis of the key categories in the Indonesian non-life insurance segment, and market forecasts to 2020.

• It provides a comparison of the Indonesian non-life insurance segment with its regional counterparts.

• It analyzes the various distribution channels for non-life insurance products in Indonesia.

• It analyzes various natural hazards and their impact on the Indonesian insurance industry.

• It profiles the top non-life insurance companies in Indonesia, and outlines the key regulations affecting them.

Key Highlights

• With effect from February 1, 2014, insurance regulator the Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK) required all Indonesian non-life insurers to apply a compulsory tariff to property and motor policies.

• Indonesia’s non-life segment accounted for 27.8% of the industry's gross written premium in 2015.

• The gross written premium of the Indonesian non-life segment increased at a review-period CAGR of 13.8%. Growth in the non-life segment can be attributed to the country’s steady economic growth and stable political environment.

• In December 2014 the regulator proposed to make it mandatory for insurers to cede 25% of business generated to local reinsurers. However, for classes such as motor and cargo the figure to local reinsurers was 100%.

• At the end of 2015, there were 76 insurers operating in Indonesian non-life segment. The 10 leading insurers accounted for 55.2% of the segment’s gross written premium in 2014.

Reasons to Buy

• Make strategic business decisions using in-depth historic and forecast market data related to the Indonesian non-life insurance segment, and each category within it.

• Understand the demand-side dynamics, key market trends and growth opportunities in the Indonesian non-life insurance segment.

• Assess the competitive dynamics in the non-life insurance segment.

• Identify growth opportunities and market dynamics in key product categories.

• Gain insights into key regulations governing the Indonesian insurance industry, and their impact on companies and the industry's future.

PT Asuransi Jasa Indonesia (Persero)
PT Asuransi Sinar Mas
PT Asuransi Central Asia
PT Tugu Pratama Indonesia
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (Persero)
PT Asuransi Wahana Tata
PT Asuransi Adira Dinamika
PT Asuransi Bangun Askrida
PT Asuransi MSIG Indonesia
PT Asuransi Allianz Utama Indonesia

1 Key Facts and Highlights

2 Executive Summary

3 Economy and Demographics

4 Segment Outlook

4.1 Regional Comparison

4.2 Segment Indicators

4.2.1 Gross written premium and penetration

4.2.2 Claims

4.2.3 Profitability

4.2.4 Assets and investments

5 Outlook by Category

5.1 Property Insurance

5.1.1 Product overview

5.1.2 Premium

5.1.3 Claims

5.1.4 Profitability

5.2 Motor Insurance

5.2.1 Product Overview

5.2.2 Premium

5.2.3 Claims

5.2.4 Profitability

5.3 Liability Insurance

5.3.1 Product Overview

5.3.2 Premium

5.3.3 Claims

5.3.4 Profitability

5.4 Marine, Aviation and Transit Insurance

5.4.1 Product Overview

5.4.2 Premium

5.4.3 Claims

5.4.4 Profitability

6 Distribution Channel Outlook

7 Natural Hazards

7.1 Earthquakes

7.2 Flooding

7.3 Tsunamis

7.4 Wildfires

7.5 Volcanic Activity

7.6 Exposure

8 Competitive Landscape

8.1 Overview

8.2 Company Profiles

8.2.1 PT Asuransi Jasa Indonesia Persero – company overview

8.2.2 PT Asuransi Sinar Mas – company overview

8.2.3 PT Asuransi Central Asia – company overview

8.2.4 PT Tugu Pratama Indonesia – company overview

8.2.5 PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (Persero) – company overview

9 Governance, Risk and Compliance

9.1 Legislation Overview and Historical Evolution

9.2 Latest Changes in Regulation

9.3 Legislation and Market Practice by Type of Insurance

9.3.1 Life Insurance

9.3.2 Property Insurance

9.3.3 Motor Insurance

9.3.4 Liability insurance

9.3.5 Marine, aviation and transit insurance

9.3.6 Personal accident and health insurance

9.4 Compulsory Insurance

9.4.1 Workmen compensation insurance

9.4.2 Professional indemnity insurance for insurance brokers

9.4.3 Liability for ships with respect to oil pollution

9.5 Supervision and Control

9.5.1 International Association of Insurance Supervisors

9.5.2 Financial Services Authority

9.5.3 The General Insurance Association of Indonesia (Asosiasi Asuransi Umum Indonesia)

9.5.4 The Indonesian Life Insurance Association (Asosasi Asuransi Jiwa Indonesia)

9.5.5 The Indonesian Insurance Council (Dewan Asuransi Indonesia)

9.6 Non-Admitted Insurance Regulation

9.6.1 Overview

9.6.2 Intermediaries

9.6.3 Market practices

9.6.4 Fines and Penalties

9.7 Company Registration and Operations

9.7.1 Type of insurance organization

9.7.2 Establishing a local company

9.7.3 Foreign ownership

9.7.4 Types of license

9.7.5 Capital requirements

9.7.6 Solvency margin

9.7.7 Reserve requirements

9.7.8 Investment regulations

9.7.9 Statutory return requirements

9.7.10 Fee structure

9.8 Taxation

9.8.1 Insurance premium or policy taxation

9.8.2 Withholding taxes on premium paid overseas

9.8.3 Corporate tax

9.8.4 VAT

9.8.5 Captives

9.9 Legal System

9.9.1 Introduction

9.9.2 Access to court

9.9.3 Alternative dispute resolution (ADR)

10 Databook

10.1 Policies and Premium

10.2 Claims and Expenses

10.3 Assets and Investments

10.4 Property Insurance

10.5 Property Insurance by Product

10.6 Motor Insurance

10.7 Liability Insurance

10.8 Marine, Aviation and Transit Insurance

11 Definitions and Methodology

11.1 Definitions

11.2 Methodology

12 About GlobalData

12.1 Contact GlobalData

12.2 About GlobalData

12.3 GlobalData’s Services

12.4 Disclaimer

Table

Table 1: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Key Facts, 2014

Table 2: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Segment Shares of the Top Insurers, 2015

Table 3: Value Added to Indonesian GDP (% of Total GDP), 1990–2014

Table 4: Working Population Percentages by GDP Sector (% of Total Indonesian Population), 1990–2014

Table 5: Indonesian Government Credit Ratings

Table 6: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Gross Written Premium (IDR Trillion and US$ Billion), 2011–2015

Table 7: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Penetration (%), 2011–2015

Table 8: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Gross Written Premium (IDR Trillion and US$ Billion), 2015–2020

Table 9: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Penetration (%), 2015–2020

Table 10: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Premium per Capita (IDR and US$), 2011–2015

Table 11: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Premium per Capita (IDR and US$), 2015–2020

Table 12: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Trillion and US$ Billion), 2011–2015

Table 13: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Trillion and US$ Billion), 2015–2020

Table 14: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Profitability Ratio (%), 2011–2015

Table 15: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Profitability Ratio (%), 2015–2020

Table 16: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Total Assets (IDR Trillion and US$ Billion), 2011–2015

Table 17: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Total Assets (IDR Trillion and US$ Billion), 2015–2020

Table 18: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Total Investment Income (IDR Trillion and US$ Billion), 2011–2015

Table 19: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Total Investment Income (IDR Trillion and US$ Billion), 2015–2020

Table 20: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Investment Portfolio (IDR Trillion), 2011–2015

Table 21: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Investment Portfolio (IDR Trillion), 2015–2020

Table 22: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Direct Written Premium by Category (IDR Trillion),2011–2015

Table 23: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Direct Written Premium by Category (IDR Trillion), 2015–2020

Table24: Indonesian Property Insurance – Direct Written Premium by Sub-Category (IDR Trillion), 2011–2015

Table25: Indonesian Property Insurance – Direct Written Premium by Sub-Category (IDR Trillion), 2015–2020

Table 26: Indonesian Property Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Trillion and US$ Billion), 2011–2015

Table 27: Indonesian Property Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Billion and US$ Billion), 2015–2020

Table 28: Indonesian Property Insurance – Loss Ratio (%), 2011–2015

Table 29: Indonesian Property Insurance – Loss Ratio (%), 2015–2020

Table 30: Indonesian Traffic Accidents, Deaths and Injuries, 2010–2014

Table 31: Indonesian Motor Insurance – Direct Written Premium (IDR Trillion), 2011–2015

Table 32: Indonesian Motor Insurance – Direct Written Premium (IDR Trillion), 2015–2020

Table 33: Indonesian Motor Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Trillion and US$ Billion), 2011–2015

Table 34: Indonesian Motor Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Trillion and US$ Billion), 2015–2020

Table 35: Indonesian Motor Insurance – Loss Ratio (%), 2011–2015

Table 36: Indonesian Motor Insurance – Loss Ratio (%), 2015–2020

Table 37: Indonesian Liability Insurance – Direct Written Premium (IDR Trillion), 2011–2015

Table 38: Indonesian Liability Insurance – Direct Written Premium (IDR Trillion), 2015–2020

Table 39: Indonesian Liability Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Billion and US$ Million), 2011–2015

Table 40: Indonesian Liability Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Billion and US$ Million), 2015–2020

Table 41: Indonesian Liability Insurance – Loss Ratio (%), 2011–2015

Table 42: Indonesian Liability Insurance – Loss Ratio (%), 2015–2020

Table 43: Indonesian Marine, Aviation and Transit Insurance – Direct Written Premium (IDR Trillion), 2011–2015

Table 44: Indonesian Marine, Aviation and Transit Insurance – Direct Written Premium (IDR Trillion), 2015–2020

Table 45: Indonesian Marine, Aviation and Transit Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Billion and US$ Million), 2011–2015

Table 46: Indonesian Marine, Aviation and Transit Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Billion and US$ Million), 2015–2020

Table 47: Indonesian Marine, Aviation and Transit Insurance – Loss Ratio (%), 2011–2015

Table 48: Indonesian Marine, Aviation and Transit Insurance – Loss Ratio (%), 2015–2020

Table 49: Indonesian Non-life Insurance – Composition of Insurers (2008–2015)

Table 50: Indonesian Insurance Industry – Structure (2008–2015)

Table 51: Indonesian Insurance Industry – Shares of Leading Insurers (%), 2014

Table 52: PT Asuransi Jasa Indonesia Persero – Key Facts

Table 53: PT Asuransi Jasa Indonesia Persero – Key Financials (IDR Trillion), 2011–2015

Table 54: PT Asuransi Sinar Mas – Key Facts

Table 55: PT Asuransi Sinar Mas – Key Financials (IDR Trillion), 2011–2015

Table 56: PT Asuransi Central Asia – Key Facts

Table 57: PT Asuransi Central Asia – Key Financials (IDR Trillion), 2011–2015

Table 58: PT Tugu Pratama Indonesia – Key Facts

Table 59: PT Tugu Pratama Indonesia – Key Financials (IDR Trillion), 2011–2015

Table 60: PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (Persero)– Key Facts

Table 61: PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (Persero) – Key Financials (IDR Trillion), 2011–2015

Table 62: Indonesia – Insurance Regulatory Framework Key Features

Table 63: Indonesia – Life Insurance Regulatory Framework

Table 64: Indonesia – Property Insurance Regulatory Framework

Table 65: Indonesia – Tariff Rates for Earthquake Insurance (Per Mille of Sum Insured)

Table 66: Indonesia – Tariff Rates for Flood Insurance (% of Sum Insured)

Table 67: Indonesia – Tariff Rates for Business Interruption Insurance

Table 68: Indonesia – Motor Insurance Regulatory Framework

Table 69: Indonesia – Comprehensive Motor Insurance Tariff Rates (% of Sum Insured)

Table 70: Indonesia – Total Loss Motor Insurance Tariff Rates (% of Sum Insured)

Table 71: Indonesia – Earthquake Insurance Tariff Rates for Motor Vehicles

Table 72: Indonesia – Flood Insurance Tariff Rates for Motor Vehicles

Table 73: Indonesia – Liability Insurance Regulatory Framework

Table 74: Indonesia – Corporation Tax Rates for the Financial Year 2016

Table 75: Indonesian Insurance Industry – Policies and Premium, 2011–2015

Table 76: Indonesian Insurance Industry – Policies and Premium, 2015–2020

Table 77: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Claims and Expenses, 2011–2015

Table 78: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Claims and Expenses, 2015–2020

Table 79: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Assets and Investments, 2011–2015

Table 80: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Assets and Investments, 2015–2020

Table 81: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Property Insurance, 2011–2015

Table 82: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Property Insurance, 2015–2020

Table 83: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Property Insurance by Product, 2011–2015

Table 84: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Property Insurance by Product, 2015–2020

Table 85: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Motor Insurance, 2011–2015

Table 86: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Motor Insurance, 2015–2020

Table 87: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Liability Insurance, 2011–2015

Table 88: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Liability Insurance, 2015–2020

Table 89: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Marine, Aviation and Transit Insurance, 2011–2015

Table 90: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Marine, Aviation and Transit Insurance, 2015–2020

Table 91: Insurance Industry Definitions

Figures

Figure 1: Indonesia GDP composition, 2015

Figure 2: Indonesian Real GDP (US$ Billion), 2011–2020

Figure 3: IDR–US$ Exchange Rate, 2011–2020

Figure 4: Indonesian Consumer Price Inflation (%),2011–2020

Figure 5: Indonesian Current Account Balance as a Percentage of GDP (%), 2011–2014

Figure 6: Indonesian Unemployment Rate (%), 2011–2020

Figure 7: Indonesian Population by Age Group (Million), 1991–2025

Figure 8: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance Penetration – Regional Comparison (%), 2015

Figure 9: Indonesian Insurance Segment Direct Written Premium Shares – Regional Comparison (%), 2015

Figure 10: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Gross Written Premium (IDR Trillion), 2011–2020

Figure 11: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Penetration (%), 2011–2020

Figure 12: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Premium per Capita (IDR), 2011–2020

Figure 13: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Trillion), 2011–2020

Figure 14: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Profitability Ratio (%), 2011–2020

Figure 15: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Total Assets (IDR Trillion), 2011–2020

Figure 16: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Total Investment Income (IDR Trillion), 2011–2020

Figure 17: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Investment Portfolio (IDR Trillion), 2011–2020

Figure 18: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Investment Portfolio Dynamics by Category, 2011–2020

Figure 19: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Direct Written Premium by Category (IDR Trillion), 2011–2020

Figure 20: Indonesian Non-Life Insurance – Direct Written Premium Dynamics by Category, 2011–2020

Figure 21: Indonesian Property Insurance – Construction Value Output by Category (IDR Trillion), 2011–2015

Figure 22: Indonesian Property Insurance – Direct Written Premium by Sub-Category (IDR Trillion), 2011–2020

Figure 23: Indonesian Property Insurance – Direct Written Premium Dynamics by Sub-Category, 2011–2020

Figure 24: Indonesian Property Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Trillion), 2011–2020

Figure 25: Indonesian Property Insurance – Earned Premium, Incurred Loss and Loss Ratio (IDR Trillion and %), 2011–2020

Figure 26: Indonesian Motor Insurance – Automobile Production and Sales, 2011–2015

Figure 27: Indonesian Number of Motor Vehicle Theft, 2010–2014

Figure 28: Indonesian Motor Insurance – Direct Written Premium by Sub-Category (IDR Trillion), 2011–2020

Figure 29: Indonesian Motor Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Trillion), 2011–2020

Figure 30: Indonesian Motor Insurance – Earned Premium, Incurred Loss and Loss Ratio (IDR Trillion and %), 2011–2020

Figure 31: Indonesian Liability Insurance – Direct Written Premium (IDR Trillion), 2011–2020

Figure 32: Indonesian Liability Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Billion), 2011–2020

Figure 33: Indonesian Liability Insurance – Earned Premium, Incurred Loss and Loss Ratio (IDR Billion and %), 2011–2020

Figure 34: Indonesian Imports and Exports of Goods and Services (IDR Trillion), 2010–2014

Figure 35: Indonesian Marine, Aviation and Transit Insurance – Direct Written Premium (IDR Trillion), 2011–2020

Figure 36: Indonesian Marine, Aviation and Transit Insurance – Paid Claims (IDR Billion), 2011–2020

Figure 37: Indonesian Marine, Aviation and Transit Insurance – Earned Premium, Incurred Loss and Loss Ratio (IDR Trillion and %), 2011–2020

Figure 38: Indonesian – Frequency of Hazards by Type, 1990–2015

Figure 39: Indonesian Mortality by Hazards Type, 1990–2014

Figure 40: Indonesian Economic Loss by Hazards Type, 1990–2014

Figure 41: Indonesian Insurance Industry – Shares of Leading Insurers (%), 2014

Figure 42: Indonesia – Insurance Supervision and Control at Various Levels

Figure 43: Indonesia – Insurance Regulatory Frameworks for Company Registration and Operation

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