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Learn about the general insurance industry in Singapore, its standards, regulations, and training opportunities at GIA.
The public can check if a general insurance agent is registered with ARB, and the insurers that the agent is authorized to represent, by using the agent search module at this link.. When performing a search for an individual agent or a nominee agent, you must have the NRIC/FIN/Passport number or the GIA nominee number.
GIA is a trade association that represents and promotes the interests of general insurance companies, agents and consumers in Singapore. It has a Management Committee and several Standing Committees that oversee various aspects of the industry.
Established in 1966, the General Insurance Association of Singapore (GIA) works to make all aspects of insurance easier and more effective for consumers, agents and insurance companies in Singapore.
What is a No Claims Discount and how does it work? A No-Claim Discount (‘NCD’) is an entitlement given to you if no claim has been made und ...
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Insurance Disputes. If you feel you have been treated unfairly by your insurer, you should lodge a complaint directly wi ...
Vehicle owners and drivers can experience an improved and accelerated motor accident reporting process with Myinfo Reporting. SINGAPORE, 8 AUGUST 2024 – The General Insurance Association (“GIA”) of Singapore announces the launch of its Myinfo Reporting service.This service will be integrated into the accident reporting process, allowing all Singpass account holders to initiate and pre ...
1. How do I apply for a third party motor accident report? If you are or represent the owner/driver of a vehicle, please click here. If you are or represent the pedestrian/passenger of a vehicle, please click here. For any enquiries, please email [email protected].. 2.
Mar 18, 2024 · The General Insurance Association of Singapore (GIA) announced that the sector recorded 10.1% growth in gross written premiums to S$10.2 billion in 2023, with motor insurance claims rising by 73.3%. The sector also launched a new online service for vehicle accident report history and a campaign to combat motor touts.
