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According to Ayala Aon Risk Services Inc. vice president Michael F. Rellosa,  international and local factors have been bearing down on the otherwise moribund premiums of non-life insurance products like motor, fire, accident, and property.


Ayala Aon is an insurance brokerage and consultancy firm, jointly owned by Ayala Corp., Bank of the Philippine Islands, and Aon Crop.


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AYALA AON RISK SERVICES INC

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Insurance premiums on non-life products seen to rise sharply

By Ted P. Torres | March 17, 2001 - 12:00am

Due to a "hardening" of the non-life insurance market, premiums are feared to increase by as much as a hundred percent with certain sectors increasing by close to 300 percent. According to Ayala Aon Risk...

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