Unveiling our new infographic on global health insurance inflation

As the world’s leading insurance specialist, Pacific Prime constantly strives to simplify insurance. To support this ideal, our marketing team releases regular guides, reports, and infographics (see our Health Guides section here) on the most pertinent topics in the insurance industry – chief among them being our latest report on global health insurance inflation.

Titled: International Private Medical Insurance Inflation – 2018, our latest report provides a thorough look at the 2017 insurance inflation rates of the most popular plans in ten top IPMI locations. We do recognize, however, that a lengthy report is not everyone’s cup of tea.

To make things easier for our clients and readers, we’ve also produced a supplementary infographic to share the main findings from our global health insurance inflation report in an easily digestible way. Click here to check out our new infographic today, or read on to learn more about our latest supplementary resource.

Our latest report on global health insurance inflation

Our International Private Medical Insurance (IPMI) inflation report delves deep into the data we’ve collected from eight plans offered by seven major global health insurance providers in 10 key expat locations. Already featured on popular sites like Yahoo! Finance, our widely availed annual global health insurance inflation study features the following major components:

• Average IPMI inflation in all 10 locations
• Global health insurance rates from 2009-2017
• Inflation by insurer
• Global drivers and emerging trends shaping IPMI prices
• Analysis of inflation by country and region, namely Asia, the Middle East, and Rest of the World
• Compound Annual Growth Rates (CAGR) of insurance prices

To view our report, click here to access the online version, or here to download your very own complimentary copy.

Introducing our newest IPMI inflation infographic

The thing about our latest report is that, if you include the appendices section, it’s over 50 pages! That’s because there’s a lot of in-depth data and analysis in there, but if you’re time -poor, or are unsure whether the report would be relevant to you, checking out our infographic would be a good idea.

Our latest infographic is designed to condense our IPMI report’s most important findings into a visual, easy-to-read format. In particular, it answers the following questions:

• What did average IPMI inflation look like in 2017?
• Have your premiums decreased over time? (We investigate the CAGR of prices from 2009-2017 so you can see what premium increases look like).
• Which markets have seen prices inflate faster than the global average?
• What’s causing your global health insurance prices to go up?

To get cursory answers to the above questions, you can access our guide here.

Should I download the IPMI report or view the infographic?

Those just looking for a cursory overview of the IPMI industry may not need to go further than reading our infographic. However, if you’re looking to dive deeper into the industry and discover the most prominent forces shaping IPMI prices, downloading our IPMI inflation report is likely the best way to start.

Are you looking for further information?

If you have any questions about the information presented in either our IPMI inflation infographic or report, or anything else insurance-related, be sure to get in touch with our expert team today. As Singapore’s health insurance broker of choice, our friendly team are on hand to answer all your questions, match you with the best plans, and give you a free quote.

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Serena Fung

Senior Content Creator at Pacific Prime Singapore

Serena Fung is a Senior Content Creator at Pacific Prime, a global insurance brokerage and employee specialist serving over 1.5 million clients in 15 offices across the world. With 2+ years of experience writing about the subject, she aims to demystify the world of insurance for readers with the latest updates, guides and articles on the blog.

Serena earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from the University of British Columbia, Canada. As such, she is an avid advocate of mental health and is fascinated by all things psychology (especially if it’s cognitive psychology!).

Her previous work experience includes teaching toddlers to read, writing for a travel/wellness online magazine, and then a business news blog. These combined experiences give her the skills and insights she needs to explain complex ideas in a succinct way. Being the daughter of an immigrant and a traveler herself, she is passionate about educating expats and digital nomads on travel and international health insurance.

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