China has become the first market in Asia to launch MetLife’s new retirement solution, 360Future.
With one of the world’s fastest aging populations and with significant unmet demand for elderly care services, the Chinese are increasingly worried about life after retirement.
China is not alone in this situation. With Asia’s elderly population projected to reach nearly 923 million over the next few decades, this will make Asia one of the oldest regions in the world. “The launch of 360Future is another key milestone in our transformation journey from traditional products to holistic customer solutions. It aims to provide all-round retirement support to help our customers prepare early, protect their family and enjoy a prosperous life post-retirement,” added Sun.
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