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The meteoric rise of NFTs
13 Sep 2021
In the aftermath of the US$69m sale of a digital artwork via non-fungible token, NFTs are poised to continue shaking up the fine art space, presenting new challenges for insurers
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Hurdling the Tokyo Olympics
23 Jul 2021
Organising the Olympic Games is a monumental task even in a normal environment
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Stress-testing supply chains
22 May 2021
Where do supply chains stand now, and how can insurance companies support their manufacturing clients?
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Tackling the mental health crisis
16 Apr 2021
Health organisations and charities are warning of a ‘second pandemic’ evolving behind the scenes of COVID-19
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The dark side of social media
5 Feb 2021
Almost half of the world's population is now using social media – but the plethora of personal data being shared on these platforms is leaving directors and officers exposed to potential fraud
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Insuring geopolitical instability
4 Feb 2021
Between trade war threats, civil unrest and divergent responses to COVID-19, the global geopolitical landscape is more uncertain than ever. So how are insurers approaching political risk right now?
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The new space race
18 Jan 2021
SpaceX’s recent launch of NASA astronauts has ushered in a new era of space commercialisation – and insurers are rushing to figure out the best way to insure all of the risks involved
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COVID-19 sparks E&O concerns
24 Jul 2020
As the insurance industry reckons with the full impact of the coronavirus pandemic, could brokers find themselves exposed to litigation?
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M&A plays the long game
29 May 2020
After confirmation of the Aon-Willis Towers Watson mega-merger in March, expectations for further insurance M&As are high. But how will future deals be affected by the coronavirus pandemic?
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Fuelling climate change action
3 Apr 2020
In an effort to combat climate change, global insurers are increasingly taking a stand against coal in both their investments and underwriting policies
