Allianz Ayutthaya has implemented measures to assist customers affected by the floods, covering life, health, and personal accident insurance. For life insurance, the renewal or reinstatement of policies can be postponed for 6 months.

Allianz Ayutthaya has opened the "Serious Illness Land" exhibition, simulating the experiences of stroke, heart disease, and cancer to illustrate the potential impact of medical costs on income.

Allianz Ayutthaya agents generated over 333 million baht in unit-linked premiums in the first seven months, rising to second place in the market, and launched the "My Style Protect Series".

Allianz Ayutthaya encourages urban dwellers to prepare for cancer while they are still healthy, including taking care of their health, getting screened, and planning for expenses before the risk arises.

Allianz Ayutthaya organized the "Family Day 2026 at Jurassic World: The Experience Bangkok" event, featuring over 100 species of dinosaurs.

Allianz Ayudhya launches “My Smart Index 18/8,” a new savings option in an era of volatile interest rates, highlighting the opportunity for growth based on an index, with a lump sum return of up to 808% and life insurance coverage for 18 years.

Allianz Ayutthaya welcomes this year's Chinese New Year with a special gift for Thai people: the launch of a new LINE sticker collection, "Nong Arak," featuring the eagle character, the Allianz brand symbol. Available for free download from February 17, 69 onwards.

Allianz Ayudhya invites Thais of all professions to check their welfare coverage to ensure it's adequate for the ever-risking cost of medical care. They also recommend insurance policies that are appropriate for each occupation's risk profile.

Allianz Ayudhya Life Assurance has invested 70 million baht to launch the "Straightforward" campaign, setting a new standard in the life insurance market.

Allianz Ayudhya Insurance shakes up the insurance market with the launch of a billboard with the words "Long Terms" (Long Terms), which required a crane to lift in the middle of the city. The billboard communicates the straightforward message that the terms are "long, but read it, it's good."