Manulife Malaysia's AUM hits record RM17.9bil amid growth in insurance business


Manulife Malaysia group chief executive officer Vibha Coburn.

KUALA LUMPUR: Manulife Holdings Bhd (Manulife Malaysia) said its asset management business achieved a record RM17.9bil in assets under management (AUM) as at Dec 31, 2025, driven by continued growth across its retail and institutional segments.

The insurer said the milestone reflects sustained investor confidence and forms part of its broader strategy to strengthen its health, protection and wealth offerings for Malaysian customers.

In a statement, Manulife Malaysia said digital transformation remained a key focus area, highlighted by the rollout of its Manulife Distribution Malaysia (MDM) platform and enhancements to customer-facing digital services aimed at improving policy management, service access and customer engagement.

The group also recorded a 13% increase in annual premium equivalent in 2025, supported by new product offerings and the continued expansion of distribution partnerships.

Group chief executive officer Vibha Coburn said the company remained focused on supporting Malaysians across their health and financial journeys through integrated protection, health and wealth solutions.

“We continued to strengthen our ability to support Malaysians at every stage of their lives through integrated health, protection and wealth solutions, while making it easier for them to access the services and support they need.”

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