Mr. Bundit Jiamanukoonkit, Chief Executive Officer of Prudential Thailand, continues the company’s “Give the Future: Sustainable Giving Is Giving That Can Be Passed On” initiative for the fourth consecutive year by providing personal accident insurance policies to a total of 80,000 Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) and public hospital workers, with a total sum insured of THB 8 billion and a coverage period of one year. The initiative aims to extend care and provide peace of mind to frontline personnel who play a vital role in caring for society and the public. The policy handover ceremony was attended by Dr. Panuwat Ontes, Director of Solid Waste Management Strategy Office, Department of Environment, BMA, representing the Governor of Bangkok; Dr. Derek Sutdan, Assistant Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Public Health; and representatives of the management teams from five public hospitals and healthcare institutions: Siriraj Hospital, Srithanya Hospital, Vajira Hospital, Sam Phran Hospital, and Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute. Ms. Vasumadi Vasinondha, Deputy Secretary - General, Insurance Intermediary Supervisory and Regional Insurance Offices, Office of Insurance Commission (OIC), also attended as a witness to the ceremony. The event took place at Samyan Mitrtown Hall, 5th Floor, Samyan Mitrtown, Bangkok.

The event also featured a panel discussion entitled “Thriving Through Uncertainty: Building Climate and Financial Resilience Together,” which brought together perspectives on strengthening climate and financial resilience amid uncertainty. The discussion featured Mr. Bundit Jiamanukoonkit, Chief Executive Officer of Prudential Thailand; Dr. Panuwat Ontes, Director of Solid Waste Management Strategy Office, Department of Environment, BMA; and Associate Professor Dr. Suparak Suriyankietkaew, Principal Investigator & Research Project Leader, Assistant Dean, College of Management, Mahidol University. The panelists shared their insights and experiences on how climate change risks can affect people’s health, income, expenses, and financial security. They also discussed proactive preparedness strategies and ways to promote broader access to insurance protection, helping more people build resilience against unforeseen challenges.

Over the past four years, the “Give the Future” initiative has reached more than 200,000 people, reinforcing the company’s belief that insurance protection does more than help mitigate financial risks. It also provides peace of mind for individuals and their families when facing uncertainty. Continuing this initiative reflects Prudential Thailand’s commitment to expanding access to essential protection. The company believes that insurance empowers people to look ahead, plan for the future, and live with greater confidence, laying an important foundation for a stronger and more sustainable society.