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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
The recent increase in the size and frequency of insurance industry losses from riot and civil disorder is alarming and the threat hasn’t receded.
The convergence of COVID-19 and political risk has created a challenge for the global re/insurance industry in supporting customers affected by natural catastrophes.
Too many companies are underinsured against the growing threat posed by cyberattacks. Here are two ways the insurance industry can start to rectify that.
Sustainable finance is key to the energy transition - but there is a large gap between what is available and what is required. Here's how to close it.
COVID-19 has shown us we need more resilient supply chains and infrastructure - and assessing risks at a hyper-local level is key to doing so successfully.
A new framework for the insurance and asset management industry to play a leading role in establishing a new societal risk compact.
COVID-19 is a threshold moment in the alignment of words with deeds. Stakeholder capitalism and sustainable finance are gathering steam - are you on board?
The pandemic will hamper preparations for and responses to extreme weather events this year. Here's a five-step strategy to help businesses prepare.
COVID-19 is changing the ways in which insurance claims are handled for tropical events. Here's how the sector plans to cope in this year's hurricane season.
Getting incentives right will go a long way towards speeding up the changes needed to ensure a sustainable and brighter future.
A new kind of asset fund could reduce the high barriers to entry to financial investment for women and minorities.
Responsibility for climate protection falls especially on those who own or run businesses. Many firms have accepted and are acting on this - and that should give us hope.
Greater boardroom representation is only the beginning – catering properly to women customers could completely transform the financial sector.
In order to maintain their independence in WWII, neutrals had to make up for their relative military weakness by offering economic concessions to the belligerents.
According to researchers, real interest rates would have fallen much further in the last half-century if governments had not expanded social insurance programs and taken on more debt.