Avo Insurance ("Avo") has recently been made aware of fraudulent SMS messages being sent by scammers impersonating our company. Avo hereby clarifies that we will never request customers to provide sensitive personal information, bank account or credit card details via SMS or embedded links, nor will we notify customers of policy payment arrangements through such means.

Avo Insurance ("Avo") has been alerted to a fraudulent investment platform operating under the name "安我股保." This platform falsely claims to be a financial product co-launched by Avo and CITIC Securities in mainland China, in partnership with an individual named "林新天."

Avo Insurance Company Limited (Avo), Hong Kong's first virtual general insurance company, has announced its additional round of capital injection of HKD260 million on 17 October 2021. This investment will accelerate Avo's product development and enhance its insurtech capabilities as a key player in the Hong Kong insurance market.

Jane Lee, also known as Messy Desk or Mei Mei, is great with colours. Inspired by the French-Belgian Bande Dessinée comic series, this local illustrator and comic artist has a flair for using sharp and contrasting visuals, which became her signature. We’re honoured to have Jane with us for our Avo x Messy Desk collaboration at Tung Street in Sheung Wan.

Anyone directly in contact with a COVID-19-infected person is subjected to quarantine in one of the designated camps. So it helps to think about what you should bring with you and be prepared for not returning home for 14 days.

Flights may be partially resuming for travellers. Here’s what you need to know now.

Octopus Card "Loss and Misuse" Protection is the first of its kind, exclusively for customers covered under Avo eWallet Protection mini.

On 30th January 2020, World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia outbreak in Wuhan, China a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. The related situation has urged WHO to set travel advices for certain cities, areas and countries. Therefore, we would treat any claims arising from Novel ...

According to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), multi-purpose SVFs can be classified into physical ones (e.g. prepaid cards) and non-physical ones (e.g. e-wallets). Physical ones are prepaid cards issued by licensed SVFs, and electronic ones are non-physical wallets operating in the form of a network.

We had an eventful June, wondering what you’ve missed?