In a city where wealth has taken on unprecedented importance, and everyone is looking for ways to generate more wealth, CIMB Bank’s inaugural insurance event could not have been more timely.

The importance of financial independence and growing wealth at every stage of life has led CIMB Bank to launch an inaugural insurance expo on 2 March 2024 at the Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre in Singapore, the bank said on Friday.

Titled InsureXpo, the event aims to bring greater awareness and educate attendees on the different ways to achieve financial freedom, build wealth for the future, be insured for critical illnesses, prepare for retirement, as well as map out legacy planning.

Making Insurance Solutions Accessible

The latest effort underscores CIMB’s mission to make insurance solutions accessible to its customers while giving them freedom of choice. «CIMB is committed to being a holistic partner for people to insure different life needs through appropriate and relevant solutions,» the Malaysian bank added.

CIMB is partnering with leading insurers in the city-state at the event, including AIA, Singlife, Manulife, Income Insurance and Tokio Marine. Experts from these firms will offer their views and insights on growing wealth at various life stages.

Knowledge of Wealth Accumulation and Protection

The speakers include Renita Chua, head of bancassurance partnerships & sales, group distribution at Singlife; Chan Mun Hoe, head of alternative distribution, bancassurance at Manulife Singapore; Regina Tan, chief executive at Immortalize; Natalie Lau, head of advocacy & communications at Breast Cancer Foundation; He Ruiming, co-founder at The Woke Salaryman, and Sara Wee and Aaron Wee, a sibling duo who will share their journey on how they generated S$1 million from the Internet.

Students from Singapore Management University (SMU) and James Cook University (JCU) have also been invited to the event to equip them with knowledge of wealth accumulation and protection.

  • InsureXpo is open to all and more details can be found here.