TQM premium growth target remains on trackMrs Napassanun, centre, says its insurance portfolio is structurally decoupled from macro volatility, maintaining positive premium growth even during a peak energy and inflation crisis. Despite near-term challenges from the Middle East war, TQM Insurance Broker remains on track to grow its premiums by 8-10% to 22 billion baht this year thanks to booming electric vehicle (EV) policies due to elevated oil prices. The insurer is on course to achieve premium growth of at least 8% for the year, in line with the industry, propelling total premiums to 22 billion baht, up from a 2% gain last year, she said. TQM Research Institute forecast two possible scenarios for the oil shock caused by the Mideast war. "Our insurance portfolio is structurally decoupled from macro volatility, maintaining positive premium growth even during a peak energy and inflation crisis," said Mrs Napassanun.

Source: Bangkok Post April 03, 2026 04:35 UTC