Singapore-based AIA unveils its premiere sustainability report for 2024, showcasing advancements in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) objectives, coupled with a focus on mental health and comprehensive wellness.

AIA Singapore has unveiled its AIA Sustainability Report 2024, titled "Sustaining Healthier, Longer, Better Lives," emphasising the company's commitment to health protection, mental health, and wellness, all within a broader Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) framework.

The report highlights several significant initiatives, including the launch of the market-first AIA Ultimate Critical Cover. This comprehensive and affordable critical illness plan is designed to close the protection gap, particularly for younger policyholders, by offering a unique reset benefit that restores coverage after a claim.

In addition, the report reveals that AIA Singapore has expanded inpatient plans to include mental health care at no extra cost for over 1.3 million covered employees. This move demonstrates a commitment to inclusive health protection and addressing mental health concerns.

The report also emphasises the importance of digital access in mental health care. AIA Singapore has partnered with WhiteCoat to provide telemedicine, home-based health screenings, mental wellness services, and paediatric care for over 1 million insured customers. This partnership supports AIA's Think Well platform, which promotes mental well-being across its customer base.

In terms of wellness, AIA Vitality, AIA Singapore's wellness programme, has supported over 100,000 members in living Healthier, Longer, Better Lives by rewarding fitness milestones with exclusive benefits. By the end of 2024, a majority of members had improved key health indicators, and internal employee engagement with the platform increased, with more members achieving higher status levels like silver and platinum.

Wong Sze Keed, CEO of AIA Singapore, stated that sustainability is integral to their operations and future planning. Liu Chun Yen, Chief Investment Officer and Head of Sustainability at AIA Singapore, also emphasised the importance of ESG governance.

The AIA Sustainability Report 2024 covers topics under Corporate Responsibility, Policy & Finance, with a global, Singaporean, and Southeast Asian focus. The report also addresses mental health concerns and can be accessed in various regions, including globally, Singapore, and Southeast Asia.

Furthermore, AIA Singapore has advanced blended finance initiatives in Asia and enhanced its investment approach through the AIA Sustainable Multi-thematic Fund and the Osmosis Resource Efficient Core Equity Fund.

To learn more about AIA Singapore's AIA Sustainability Report 2024, please visit Environmental, Social and Governance | About AIA | AIA Singapore.

[1] AIA Singapore's AIA Sustainability Report 2024 [2] Wong Sze Keed, CEO of AIA Singapore [3] Liu Chun Yen, Chief Investment Officer and Head of Sustainability at AIA Singapore

The AIA Sustainability Report 2024, titled "Sustaining Healthier, Longer, Better Lives," reflects AIA Singapore's dedication to corporate responsibility.
The report reinforces AIA's commitment towards mental health and wellness, folded within an Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) framework.
Wong Sze Keed, CEO of AIA Singapore, emphasizes that sustainability is deeply integrated into their operations and future planning.
Liu Chun Yen, Chief Investment Officer and Head of Sustainability at AIA Singapore, equally stresses the importance of ESG governance.
AIA Ultimate Critical Cover, a market-first product, is launched to address the protection gap, primarily for younger policyholders.
This innovative critical illness plan offers a unique reset benefit, restoring coverage after a claim.
The report reveals that AIA Singapore has extended inpatient plans to cover mental health care at no extra cost for over 1.3 million covered employees.
This step underscores AIA's commitment to inclusive health protection and addressing mental health concerns.
AIA Singapore has partnered with WhiteCoat, providing telemedicine, health screenings, mental wellness services, and paediatric care for over 1 million insured customers.
This partnership supports AIA's Think Well platform, which promotes mental well-being among its customers.
AIA Vitality, AIA Singapore's wellness programme, rewards fitness milestones with exclusive benefits to over 100,000 members.
By 2024's end, a majority of members had enhanced key health indicators, and internal employee engagement with the platform significantly increased.
In the report, topics under sustainability, policy & finance are covered, with a global, Singaporean, and Southeast Asian focus.
The report addresses mental health concerns and is accessible in multiple regions, including globally, Singapore, and Southeast Asia.
AIA Singapore has advanced blended finance initiatives in Asia and strengthened its investment approach through the AIA Sustainable Multi-thematic Fund.
The report outlines the Osmosis Resource Efficient Core Equity Fund, another enhancement to AIA's investment strategy.
To learn about AIA Singapore's AIA Sustainability Report 2024, visit the Environmental, Social and Governance section on AIA Singapore's website.
A healthy lifestyle involves prioritizing wellness and fitness-and-exercise, which can improve sleep, a crucial aspect of health-and-wellness.
Implementing healthy-diets and nutritious cooking practices can lead to better health outcomes and overall well-being.
In addition to health, AIA Singapore supports educational initiatives, such as education-and-self-development and personal-growth, through various sponsorships and partnerships.
By focusing on mindfulness, shopping wisely, and career-development, individuals can increase productivity, make better investment decisions, and set lifelong learning goals.