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波兰的银行业市场报告(2018-2020年)
The Asia-Pacific cleanroom disposable gloves market is segmented based on material type, end user, and
country. By material type, the market is classified into natural rubber/latex gloves, vinyl gloves, nitrile gloves,
polyethylene/neoprene gloves, and others. Depending on end user, it is segregated into aerospace industry,
disk drives industry, flat panels industry, food industry, hospitals, medical devices industry, pharmaceuticals
industry, semiconductor industry, and others. Based on country, it is studied across China, Japan, South Korea,
Philippines, Vietnam, Taiwan, India, Malaysia, and rest of Asia-Pacific.
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哥伦比亚保险业报告(2019-2020年)
The Colombian insurance sector is in the eye of foreign investors due to its strong fundamentals and
positive regulations. According to the EMIS DealWatch database, between January 2015 and March
2019, the Colombian insurance sector saw a total of 15 M&A deals. In 2018, the most relevant deal
was the acquisition of South African QBE Insurance Group’s Latin American operations in February by
Zurich Insurance Group, for USD 409mn. New players also enter the sector through greenfield
developments, such as BMI Seguros, the local subsidiary of US-based insurance company BMI, which
launched its operations in the life segment in May 2018. However, as local incumbents dominate the
industry, international companies are usually starting from a reduced market position, targeting
niche segments not yet exploited by the main players. In 2018, mid-sized foreign companies with a
market share lower than 4% as of the end of the year reported the highest growth rate in terms of
written premiums across both the life and non-life segments. In spite of this positive performance,
local companies still have the advantage of their long-standing associations with the largest banks
and financial conglomerates in Colombia. As a result, foreign companies had a share of only 32% of
written premiums in 2018, and the sector remained highly concentrated, with the main three players,
all local companies, accounting for 40% of written premiums in 2018.
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菲律宾保险业报告(2019-2020年)
The Philippines insurance sector is one with promising growth prospects as insurance penetration and
density in the Philippines remains low compared with other ASEAN countries, despite the continued
strength of the economy in recent years. The stronger economy has pushed a growing proportion of
Filipino citizens into the ranks of the middle class, increasing the total addressable market of the
insurance sector. Despite this, a significant proportion of Filipinos still earn low incomes. Their
insurance needs are increasingly being met by a rapidly growing microinsurance industry which is
primarily supplied by cooperatives and mutual benefit associations, while private insurers have only
tentatively begun exploring this line of business in recent years, primarily as part of their corporate
social responsibility initiatives.
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全球金融科技市场报告(2018-2023年)
Fintech is an emerging technology that aims at automating and
enhancing distribution and usage of financial services. Fintech aids
business owners, companies, and consumers to successfully
accomplish their financial operations through the application of
specialized software and algorithms that are used on computers
and other mobile devices.
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哥伦比亚旅游休闲(2019-2020年)
Colombia’s tourism and leisure sector features a high level of competition. Regarding the sector as a
whole, in 2018, the top ten companies accounted for about 20.8% of total revenues, according to EMIS
Insights estimates. The evolution of competition is largely similar across the different segments, the
level of concentration still being low but progressively increasing over time. In the case of hotels and
accommodation, the three largest companies accounted for a combined 13.5% share of all sales in
2018, up from 13.2% in 2014. Meanwhile in the travel agencies and tour operators segment, the three
most significant players had a combined 18.4% share in 2018, up from 12.8% in 2014.
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巴西房地产业(2019-2023年)
The 2015-2016 economic recession – combined with several corruption investigations involving major
construction companies – triggered a restructuring process in Brazil’s real estate sector, marked by
increasing participation of small and medium-sized players. Moreover, several debt-laden companies
opted to scale back operations by selling non-core assets, allowing new players to enter the market at
bargain prices. Additionally, the revival of foreign investor interest since end-2017, supported by a
general economic uptick and higher demand for both residential and commercial real estate, suggests
that competition in the sector will continue to intensify.
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美国金融健康福利市场行业展望和预测(2019-2024年)
The American workforce is riddled with money angst. The situation on-ground, filled
with workplace woes, is rather complex. As a result, the modern workplace is
witnessing a cultural shift. For too long, businesses were about making money. Now,
the focus is on the people that work in these businesses and their money. Studies have
demonstrated that financially stress-free workers tend to be more engaged – their
mental cognition is not disrupted with thoughts of loans, retirement savings, and
debts. With employees worried about their finances more than ever, financial
wellness benefits are coming to the fore to guide the way just like rewards and
recognition, voluntary benefits, and employee discount schemes, through the realm
of personalized employee offerings. Financial wellness is finding a permanent footing
in employee benefits programs because it works well not as a one-off corrective
measure, but as a routine intervention.