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Growth Strategies Case Study
Case Title:
Prudential Plc. in Asia: Growth Strategies
Publication Year : 2005
Authors: R. Muthu Kumar, Sumit Kumar Chaudhuri
Industry: Life Insurance
Region: Asia UK
Case Code: GRS0125
Teaching Note: Not Available
Structured Assignment: Not Available
Abstract:
Since its foray into Asia in 1994, Prudential plc. has forged several strategic partnerships with leading regional players in the financial services industry. These partnerships and alliances have made Prudential the leading European life insurer in Asia. With assets of £26 billion under its management as of June 30 th 2005, the company plans to launch innovative products in the growing Asian markets.
Pedagogical Objectives:
- To highlight the expansion strategies of Prudential
- To discuss the initiatives taken by Prudential to become the largest insurer in Asia.
Keywords : Prudential; Expansion strategies; Growth strategies; Life insurance; Financial products; ICICI Prudential; Growth Strategies Case Study; CITIC Prudential; Largest European insurer in Asia; Mutual funds; Prudential’s business model in Asia; Acquisitions; Insurance distribution channels; Product innovations; Fund operations; Challenges for Prudential in Asia
Contents
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Prudential’s Asian Operations
Growth Strategies in Asia
Prudential plc: Region-Wise Sales
Prudential Corporation Asia’s Business Model