Cyber risks dominate the top five risks facing directors and officers, according to the latest annual survey by WTW and Clyde & Co.
The greatest share of economic losses due to natural disasters is borne by the Asia-Pacific region and the countries in this region lose on an average 1.3% of GDP to disasters each year, according to a new report published by the United Nations.
UK home insurers face imminent and huge competition from big technology companies after a recent poll found that more than a quarter of consumers would purchase an insurance policy from Google.
By 2070 climate change will cause thousands of new viruses to spread among animal species and this is likely to increase the risk of emerging infectious diseases jumping from animals to humans.
The global digital fraud rate decreased in the first quarter of 2022 with suspected online fraud attempts declining by 22.6% from the first quarter of 2021, according to TransUnion’s quarterly digital fraud analysis.
One in 25 Australian properties will be effectively uninsurable by 2030 due to rising risks of extreme weather and climate change, according to a new analysis by the Climate Council of Australia.
The global offshore energy and shipping sectors are under greater than expected threat from climate change as extreme weather becomes more commonplace, according to a new report by the speciality (re)insurance group Chaucer.
Rising competition for supremacy over soil, sea and space will fuel future global geopolitical tensions as nations seek to stake their claims on sea-based borders, previously untapped mineral resources and the all-but-unregulated cosmos, according to a new report from insurance broker Marsh.