Cambodia's Insurance Sector Sees Slowed Growth Amid Global Economic Slowdown
Cambodia's insurance sector, particularly life insurance, is projected to experience modest growth between 2025 and 2026 due to the global economic slowdown and declining public income. While new customer acquisition is down, annual premium income from existing clients remains stable.
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