Underwriting cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and other types of crypto assets is among the top 14 emerging risks for insurers worldwide, Swiss Re has warned.
Climate-related flooding and droughts are likely to impact millions more people and cost the world’s major cities $194bn (£158bn) annually by 2050, new research suggests.
Few business leaders across the UK and US feel able to manage current geopolitical risks well, with concerns around inflation and the possible consequences of war up significantly since last year.
Darshan Purmessur shares how public and private sector stakeholders came together following the 2020 Mauritian oil spill, and what it can teach us about responding to large loss events
Ben Hoster considers the implications of electric autonomous vehicles for motor insurance, and the role insurers will play in popularising this new mode of transport
Can IPCC projections be used to adjust catastrophe models for climate change? Nigel Winspear and David Maneval investigate, using US hurricanes as an example
Rising competition for land, sea and space is set to drive new geopolitical tensions over the coming years, according to a report from insurance broker Marsh.
Ahead of an expected European Commission investigation, Pieter Bouwknegt, Danny Dieleman and René Doff set out how mortgages are treated differently under European banking and insurance frameworks
