Ownership stake in PT Panin Insurance Tbk with PT Panin Life Tbk as much as 13,597,401,376 shares or 56.74% of the total issued and fully paid shares of the company. Total ownership of these shares after the company melaksanaan preemptive rights (ER) in the context of limited public offering (LPO) VI Panin Life of 7,446,762,688 shares.
Pascapelaksanaan Rights, Panin Life shares outstanding increased to 23,965,013,352 shares from 11,982,506,676 shares previously.
"ER was carried out at a price of Rp 125 per share," said Director Panin Insurance Syamsul Hidayat in his explanation to the Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSE), Tuesday (05/09).
Earlier on July 13 to August 25, 2006, Panin Life execute their rights in the framework of the LPO VI 11.982.506.676 sheet. As of August 8 and then or before the implementation of the ER ended, Panin Panin Life Insurance became the controlling ownership to 6.39 billion shares (52.81%), followed by Peter Cundill & Associates (Bermuda) Ltd (7.85%), and MS + CD AC Client Int Ltd (7.32%).
The rest is controlled by the other shareholders, including public ownership under 5%. The number of shares listed Panin Life when it reached 12.10 billion shares.
Being American Health System in Order Bottom
Thursday, April 1, 2010
According to the research that was launched on Tuesday, the United States health care system in the lowest position when compared with other developed countries in terms of quality, access and efficiency.
Research conducted by the Commonwealth Fund found that the United States, as a nation that has the most expensive health system in the world, shows the relative performance under other countries.
Other facts also show that the American population does not have universal health insurance coverage.
"It turned out that America is the only country that does not provide universal access to health care and medical services in the promotion of` home 'for patients, "said Karen Davis, president Commonwealth Fund.
"Our failure to provide health insurance to all people and develop a stable relationship and long-term patient-doctor inter, proving the bad performance of our health services in terms of quality, access, efficiency, fairness, and results of health services," he said.
Research in the form of interviews with the doctors-patients in Australia, UK, Canada, Germany, New Zealand, and America is digging the picture of health systems based on experience and their personal views.
Apparently, the results showed that the youngest American ranked in almost all respects, including access to health care, patient safety, service without any time-limits, efficiency and fairness.
American population is also at the backward position in terms of whether they get a regular doctor.
"Americans spend about two times more than the average health sector expenditures other developed countries, but obviously we do not get the service that is equivalent to the money," Davis said.
He also noted that approximately 45 million Americans, or 15% of the total population, have no health insurance, which then adds misery to the country's healthcare sector.
Americans are also far behind in terms of adoption of health information technology, which translates into cost writhed and inadequate services.
"We prided ourselves as a developed nation in various fields of technology but not in the field of health information technology," Davis said, "While other countries already one step ahead of us."
England in the study get top ranking, then there is the German in second place. The next sequence is New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and finally the United States.
Other research tries to examine why health care costs in the U.S. so expensive, higher than eight other countries joined in the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development: Australia, UK, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Netherlands, and New Zealand.
The results showed that although the population of Americans pay more for health insurance sector - public or private - still, they have the potential years of life lost due to circulatory and respiratory diseases and diabetes.
"This study breaks many myths about the health system in the United States," said Davis.
"We spend three times more money than the average of other countries for the cost of hospital care, and we also pay two times more expensive than average outpatient in another country."
Health services is one of the most important issue in the presidential elections in 2008, which disemarakkan by some candidates who promised to cut costs and expand health insurance ownership.
Research conducted by the Commonwealth Fund found that the United States, as a nation that has the most expensive health system in the world, shows the relative performance under other countries.
Other facts also show that the American population does not have universal health insurance coverage.
"It turned out that America is the only country that does not provide universal access to health care and medical services in the promotion of` home 'for patients, "said Karen Davis, president Commonwealth Fund.
"Our failure to provide health insurance to all people and develop a stable relationship and long-term patient-doctor inter, proving the bad performance of our health services in terms of quality, access, efficiency, fairness, and results of health services," he said.
Research in the form of interviews with the doctors-patients in Australia, UK, Canada, Germany, New Zealand, and America is digging the picture of health systems based on experience and their personal views.
Apparently, the results showed that the youngest American ranked in almost all respects, including access to health care, patient safety, service without any time-limits, efficiency and fairness.
American population is also at the backward position in terms of whether they get a regular doctor.
"Americans spend about two times more than the average health sector expenditures other developed countries, but obviously we do not get the service that is equivalent to the money," Davis said.
He also noted that approximately 45 million Americans, or 15% of the total population, have no health insurance, which then adds misery to the country's healthcare sector.
Americans are also far behind in terms of adoption of health information technology, which translates into cost writhed and inadequate services.
"We prided ourselves as a developed nation in various fields of technology but not in the field of health information technology," Davis said, "While other countries already one step ahead of us."
England in the study get top ranking, then there is the German in second place. The next sequence is New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and finally the United States.
Other research tries to examine why health care costs in the U.S. so expensive, higher than eight other countries joined in the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development: Australia, UK, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Netherlands, and New Zealand.
The results showed that although the population of Americans pay more for health insurance sector - public or private - still, they have the potential years of life lost due to circulatory and respiratory diseases and diabetes.
"This study breaks many myths about the health system in the United States," said Davis.
"We spend three times more money than the average of other countries for the cost of hospital care, and we also pay two times more expensive than average outpatient in another country."
Health services is one of the most important issue in the presidential elections in 2008, which disemarakkan by some candidates who promised to cut costs and expand health insurance ownership.
Singapore Apply Health Insurance For Foreign Workers
Employers in Singapore must buy health insurance for foreign workers and their helpers or exposed to the threat of imprisonment and fines under new regulations issued Friday.
Starting in January, employers are required to provide a guarantee of at least 5000 Singapore dollars (3289 dollars) per year if the worker or maid hospitalized or require surgery soon.
Requirements of the Health Ministry to wear to all new foreign workers and maids who enter the city-state, in addition to those already located in Singapore.
Currently there are 645,000 foreigners who obtain work permits, mostly from Southeast Asian countries and India.
Statistics show that most of the foreign worker was hospitalized because of dengue fever, sore appendix and stomach flu.
Employers who do not purchase a policy may be subject to sanctions for more than six months imprisonment and fined 5000 Singapore dollars (3289 dollars), the ministry statement said.
Insurance is necessary because health care costs will rise for a stranger. Subsidies in public hospitals and polyclinics will be withdrawn for all foreign workers starting in January.
"This is something good and it's too late," said The Straits Times quoted Jolovan Wham, executive director of welfare group for foreign workers who commented on the new regulations.
Every month, a foreign worker that her employer refused to pay the health costs that signed the group to ask for help, he said.
Starting in January, employers are required to provide a guarantee of at least 5000 Singapore dollars (3289 dollars) per year if the worker or maid hospitalized or require surgery soon.
Requirements of the Health Ministry to wear to all new foreign workers and maids who enter the city-state, in addition to those already located in Singapore.
Currently there are 645,000 foreigners who obtain work permits, mostly from Southeast Asian countries and India.
Statistics show that most of the foreign worker was hospitalized because of dengue fever, sore appendix and stomach flu.
Employers who do not purchase a policy may be subject to sanctions for more than six months imprisonment and fined 5000 Singapore dollars (3289 dollars), the ministry statement said.
Insurance is necessary because health care costs will rise for a stranger. Subsidies in public hospitals and polyclinics will be withdrawn for all foreign workers starting in January.
"This is something good and it's too late," said The Straits Times quoted Jolovan Wham, executive director of welfare group for foreign workers who commented on the new regulations.
Every month, a foreign worker that her employer refused to pay the health costs that signed the group to ask for help, he said.
It is expected that the population of the Republic of Indonesia in 2009 Have Health Insurance
Health Minister (Menkes) Siti Supari Fadillah hope during his tenure (2004-2009) at least 75% of Indonesian population who number around 175 million people have health insurance.
"So then the doctor can no longer act arbitrarily, drug prices under control and the quality of health services could be improved," he said in Jakarta on Monday (8 / 8) night.
He explains to reach that target since January and the Ministry of Health in cooperation with PT Askes (Persero) implement health maintenance program for the poor with health insurance card issued to liberate them from the cost of health care and medication.
"But for people who can surely they must have health insurance at their own expense, not with the cost of government," he explained.
Menkes explains, the government allocated funds amounting to Rp1 trillion for the programs that are aimed to liberate the poor from the costs of health services and treatment.
"We have liquid funds of Rp500 billion, Rp500 billion remaining will be liquid again in a few days," he said in front of dozens of employees of PT Askes.
President Director of PT Askes (Persero) Sutadji Andari Orie said that until June 2005 it had to record all the poor people whose numbers were 36,146,700 inhabitants according to BPS data, and has issued 31,574,486 (87.35%) for their health insurance card.
The number of cards have been issued, said Orie, 78.34% of whom have been distributed to eligible residents.
According to him a number of health services like treatment at the PHC, pemeriksanaan pregnancy, and parturition as well as infant examinations have also been given.
He explained the constraints faced by PT Askes in running these programs include the differences in data on the number of poor people between BPS and Local Government (Pemda).
"The difference between them, approximately 18.5 million. And when coupled with the number of victims of disasters and the poor and homeless in major cities total number of poor people in Indonesia could reach about 60 million inhabitants," he said.
Responding to such differences Minister of Health said it would provide insurance for all poor people on the ground with running water.
In another part, the Secretary General of Ministry of Health Sjafi `i Achmad said that the government provide funds Rp3, 7 trillion from Rp11, 9 trillion national budget for health in order to run these programs are continuing.
"So do not worry about money anymore," said Menkes.
"So then the doctor can no longer act arbitrarily, drug prices under control and the quality of health services could be improved," he said in Jakarta on Monday (8 / 8) night.
He explains to reach that target since January and the Ministry of Health in cooperation with PT Askes (Persero) implement health maintenance program for the poor with health insurance card issued to liberate them from the cost of health care and medication.
"But for people who can surely they must have health insurance at their own expense, not with the cost of government," he explained.
Menkes explains, the government allocated funds amounting to Rp1 trillion for the programs that are aimed to liberate the poor from the costs of health services and treatment.
"We have liquid funds of Rp500 billion, Rp500 billion remaining will be liquid again in a few days," he said in front of dozens of employees of PT Askes.
President Director of PT Askes (Persero) Sutadji Andari Orie said that until June 2005 it had to record all the poor people whose numbers were 36,146,700 inhabitants according to BPS data, and has issued 31,574,486 (87.35%) for their health insurance card.
The number of cards have been issued, said Orie, 78.34% of whom have been distributed to eligible residents.
According to him a number of health services like treatment at the PHC, pemeriksanaan pregnancy, and parturition as well as infant examinations have also been given.
He explained the constraints faced by PT Askes in running these programs include the differences in data on the number of poor people between BPS and Local Government (Pemda).
"The difference between them, approximately 18.5 million. And when coupled with the number of victims of disasters and the poor and homeless in major cities total number of poor people in Indonesia could reach about 60 million inhabitants," he said.
Responding to such differences Minister of Health said it would provide insurance for all poor people on the ground with running water.
In another part, the Secretary General of Ministry of Health Sjafi `i Achmad said that the government provide funds Rp3, 7 trillion from Rp11, 9 trillion national budget for health in order to run these programs are continuing.
"So do not worry about money anymore," said Menkes.
AXA Asia Pacific Acquisition of MLC Hong Kong-Indonesia
Giant insurance company AXA Asia Pacific Holdings Ltd. (AXA APH), Monday, said it had acquired MLC Hong Kong and MLC Indonesia from National Australia Bank Ltd. worth AU $ 575 million dollars (U.S. $ 426 million).
AXA APH Chief Executive Les Owen said the acquisition was in line with company strategy to accelerate growth in the Asian region, using a strong capital base.
"Margin of life insurance in Hong Kong is very attractive and with high savings ratios have the potential for growth there, life insurance, investment products and wealth management," he said.
In Indonesia, Owen said the acquisition of MLC will spur growth in the number of agents and insurance advisors around 1000 to more than 2.2000 which would place the position of AXA APH as the second largest life insurance companies.
Purchase transactions, the insurance company will be financed from internal capital, the acquisition will be earnings neutral in 2006 and is expected to record positive earnings in 2007, he said.
AXA APH Chief Executive Les Owen said the acquisition was in line with company strategy to accelerate growth in the Asian region, using a strong capital base.
"Margin of life insurance in Hong Kong is very attractive and with high savings ratios have the potential for growth there, life insurance, investment products and wealth management," he said.
In Indonesia, Owen said the acquisition of MLC will spur growth in the number of agents and insurance advisors around 1000 to more than 2.2000 which would place the position of AXA APH as the second largest life insurance companies.
Purchase transactions, the insurance company will be financed from internal capital, the acquisition will be earnings neutral in 2006 and is expected to record positive earnings in 2007, he said.
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