Talk show 'Stories behind insurance contracts' to be broadcast on August 14

Phát sóng talk show 'Những câu chuyện phía sau hợp đồng bảo hiểm' vào 14-8 - Ảnh 1. — Guests participating in the talk show "Stories behind insurance contracts" - Photo: HUU HANH

The life insurance industry has just entered a period of major change with a series of new regulations from Decree 46 and Circular 67. Thereby aiming to tighten management, make contract information transparent, and at the same time ensure maximum benefits for participants.

In that spirit, the talk show “Stories behind insurance contracts” was organized, providing multi-dimensional perspectives, especially on sales consulting activities and insurance benefit payment processes.

Guests shared their perspectives on the market, aiming to build a transparent and friendly insurance environment and contribute to promoting sustainable development.

The program had the participation of Mr. Ngo Trung Dung - Deputy General Secretary of Vietnam Insurance Association, lawyer Tran Minh Hung of Ho Chi Minh City Bar Association, director Nguyen Quang Dung - insurance customer, Ms. Ho Thi Thuy Quynh - insurance consultant.

The talk show "Stories behind insurance contracts" will be broadcast live at 9am on August 14. It will also be forwarded on Tuoi Tre fanpage, Tuoi Tre YouTube and Tuoi Tre Online electronic newspaper.

Understand life insurance, proactively prevent risks

According to data from the Vietnam Insurance Association, in the first half of 2025, life insurance companies paid more than VND28,890 billion in insurance benefits to customers, reflecting the close role of this type of insurance with millions of Vietnamese families.

Currently, the country has about 11.7 million valid life insurance contracts, equivalent to less than 12% of the population participating. This rate is still quite low compared to many other countries such as the Philippines (38%), Malaysia (50%), Singapore (80%) and the US (90%).

In that context, the Government's strategy aims to have 18% of people participating in life insurance by 2030. This figure shows that Vietnam still has a lot to do to narrow the gap with other countries in the region and the world .

Understanding the nature of life insurance will help people exploit the humanistic values and practical benefits that this product brings, while proactively preventing risks in life.

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Source: https://tuoitre.vn/phat-song-talkshow-nhung-cau-chuyen-phia-sau-hop-dong-bao-biem-vao-14-8-20250813164659009.htm