Camille Joyce Lisay

Camille Joyce Lisay

Insurance Business United Kingdom

Camille Joyce Lisay

Freelance News Writer

6 years experience140,281 Total views across Insurance Business in 2025

Camille's specialty topics

Retirement and pension planning Wealth management and advisory ESG and ethical investing Digital assets and crypto Equities and market moves

Camille Joyce Lisay is a Filipino writer and freelance news contributor for Key Media. Since 2024, she has covered global insurance and financial services news, cyber risk, M&A, leadership moves, and market trends across the US, UK, Canada, and Asia-Pacific. Her ASEAN honors include first runner-up at the 2019 ASEAN Writing Competition and the 2020 ASEAN Youth Social Journalism award; as a 2021 eMpowering Youths Across ASEAN fellow, she served as Project Controller for a livelihood project in Nueva Ecija, presented outcomes in Lombok, Indonesia (2022), and returned as an eYAA Cohort 4 alumna in Bangkok (2024).

In the Philippines, Lisay has won national poetry slams and writing competitions, held fellowships at local writing workshops, and served as President of the National Editors' Guild of the Philippines (2013).

How I think about writing for this industry…

“I cover money the way people experience it, as decisions that follow you into retirement, into your portfolio, into whether pension fund still exists when you need it. I'm drawn to stories where regulation, risk, and real households collide, because that's where they usually stop being abstract and start feeling real”

Featured content from Camille

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Previous experience

  • Key Media
  • Philippine Collegian

Education

  • Education Studies, University of the Philippines

Read the latest stories by Camille

R&W claims are getting bigger, and insurers are signalling which terms could tighten
GTS data shows R&W severity accelerating fast, with seven terms under review and limit adequacy on smaller deals the most immediate issue
R&W claims are getting bigger, and insurers are signalling which terms could tighten
Northern Ireland home premiums fall fastest in UK, led by flood-hit areas
Premiums in flood-hit Newry, Mourne and Down fell 18.7% but are still 70% higher than three years ago
Northern Ireland home premiums fall fastest in UK, led by flood-hit areas
Pet insurers cut prices hardest on lowest-cover policies as Lifetime premiums fall 14%
£1,000-cover policies down 14% in a year vs 7% for £5,000 cover
Pet insurers cut prices hardest on lowest-cover policies as Lifetime premiums fall 14%
AIG's international book steadies after Q2 slip, with premiums up 13%
AIG's international commercial book has recovered margin and kept growing - but North America’s combined ratio jumped to 92.9%, a split that matters for how brokers read the carrier
AIG's international book steadies after Q2 slip, with premiums up 13%
Lower-rated Lloyd’s syndicates plan the most aggressive growth for 2027
Argenta's review of 2027 Lloyd’s business plans finds the weakest combined ratios since 2019 - and the most aggressive growth appetite among the syndicates it rates lowest
Lower-rated Lloyd’s syndicates plan the most aggressive growth for 2027
Record 403,000 drivers a day shop for motor cover, but 78% stay put
Record shopping volumes are not translating into record switching - but rising premiums and an increasingly mixed fleet of EVs and hybrids are creating two distinct renewal pressures for brokers
Record 403,000 drivers a day shop for motor cover, but 78% stay put
FCA finalises ESG ratings regime, with authorisation required from June 2028
ESG rating providers will need FCA authorisation from June 2028, in a regime that will shape how insurers use ratings in underwriting and investment
FCA finalises ESG ratings regime, with authorisation required from June 2028
84% expect retirements to hit client capability, but just 11% have a knowledge-transfer plan
CII New Gen Broking Group names relationships among the knowledge hardest to hand over
84% expect retirements to hit client capability, but just 11% have a knowledge-transfer plan
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