Claims Awards Asia 2014: The winners
On 19 November the Asian claims community gathered to celebrate claims excellence at an awards ceremony in Hong Kong.
Over 100 claims professionals, including those working at accountants, brokers, consultants, law firms, loss adjusters, insurers, software houses, reinsurers, restoration experts and trade bodies gathered at the Harbour View Renaissance Hong Kong to hear the winners of the Claims Awards Asia 2014 announced and enjoy a great night's entertainment.
Post magazine is delighted to announce the winners - decided by an expert judging panel - of the Claims Awards Asia 2014 are:
Claims Legal Service Provider of the Year
Ince & Co.
Reinsurer Claims Team of the Year
Swiss Re
Claims Service Provider of the Year
Willis Processing Services India
Young Achiever of the Year
Joy Huang, Marsh Global Claims Practice, China
Claims Innovation of the Year
Etiqa Insurance Berhad, Singapore
Broker Claims Team of the Year
Jardine Lloyd Thompson Asia
Insurer Claims Team of the Year
Bajaj Allianz
The awards were sponsored by Belfor, the Chartered Insurance Institute, EY, ISO and MDD.
The judges were: IBNR Consulting's Rudolf Frei, Willis's Neil Thomas, the Hong Kong Federation of Insurers' Peter Tam and Alliance's Dan Smith; chaired by Post's Andrew Tjaardstra.
For photos or logos from the evening contact james.murray@incisivemedia.com
For more information see www.claimsclubasia.com/awards
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