Rising Medical In!ation in Asia Paci"c35% of insurers expect medical cost will continue to rise in the next 3 years. Cancer, cardiovascular and musculoskeletal illnesses will remain the top three medical conditions over the next 5 years.1

4 Factors Driving up the Costs

Overuse of care by medical practitioners recommending too many services.2

1Sedentary lifestyle contributingto chronic diseases.3 2Increasing investment in new medical technology to treat non-communicable diseases.4

Mental health emerging as one of the top three causes for claims.5

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4

of respondents in a global report listed employee health and well-being as the Number 3 global bene!ts strategy objective.6

52%Top Concern of Employers

Leading Risk Factors in APACLeading Medical Conditions in APAC 7

High BloodPressure

PhysicalInactivity

ENT/Lung Disorder/

Respiratory

Musculoskeletal/Back

Cancer/Tumor Growth

Cardiovascular Gastrointestinal

1

Obesity

3

AgeingBadNutrition

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NOTES1/2/4 - Willis Towers Watson, 2020 Global Medical Trends Survey Report. 3/5 - Mercer Marsh Bene!ts Medical Trends Survey 2019.6 - Global Employee Bene!ts Watch Report 2018/2019 by Thomson Online Bene!ts. 7 - Aon Global Medical Trends Report 2020.

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12.6%Malaysia

4%South Korea

9.2%Thailand

9.8%China

11%Indonesia

9.3%Singapore

6%New Zealand

12.1%Vietnam

8.3%Hong Kong SAR

3.2%Australia

6.3%Taiwan

8.2%Philippines

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Medical In!ation Rates

in 20186.8%

in 20207.1%