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View all search resultsThe international community continues to show interest in Indonesia's National Health Insurance (JKN) system. On Sept. 4, BPJS Kesehatan welcomed a delegation from Japan, comprising representatives from the Japanese health insurance body Kyukai Kenpo and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). BPJS Kesehatan's Director of Compliance and Inter-Institutional Relations, Mundiharno, expressed enthusiasm about sharing the experiences of managing the JKN Program.
Southeast Asia presents a substantial opportunity for bancassurance in unlocking significant value over the next four years on the back of a post-pandemic surge in demand for comprehensive, tailored insurance policies.
As Indonesia is poised to increasingly adopt automation and AI, it needs to take a balanced, careful approach to formulating a robot tax as part of a comprehensive strategy to tapping the benefits of advanced technologies toward their equitable distribution.
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