Insurance companies are faced with new challenges as severe weather events continue to impact renewable energy projects and are working to improve their understanding and management of risk in the sector through technical engineering capabilities and increased collaboration with industry stakeholders.

Insurers should brace themselves for much more volatility in the investment markets for the foreseeable future and will likely need creative solutions to improve their returns.

2022's Airmic ERM (Enterprise Risk Management) Forum held in London, provided risk professionals a networking platform to explore trends that are reshaping the enterprise risk management landscape, such as the impact of geopolitical tensions on supply chains as well as the increasing threat of cyber attacks as our world becomes more interconnected.

Airmic’s latest survey has identified that climate risk is not being prioritized among its members and that risk professionals are more concerned with managing severe short-term risks, such as flooding and tropical cyclones than the long-term impact of climate change.

Insurance asset owners are hopeful that challenges like rising inflation and political instability will not lead to a deep recession in 2023.

Insider Publishing Group, in partnership with Nuveen, kicked off 2023 with a visit to Bermuda, where Meg Green, editor of Insider Engage, Insurance Insider's sister publication, hosted a fireside chat with Mosaic Insurance co-founders Mitch Blaser and Mark Wheeler to give a Class of ’21 perspective on what the future holds for the market.

While other property/casualty lines may be challenged in a recession, some specialist accident & health products can see a lift in business during an economic downturn, said Jay Hamilton, global head of accident & health, AXIS.

Is 2023 set to be the most testing year for the industry in living memory?

Lloyd’s Market Association CEO Sheila Cameron is looking forward to an action-packed year: new regulation, digitisation and human resources development are all in the mix

In a rapidly changing financial market, insurers must be agile in their management of balance sheets and investment opportunities in order to rebuild book yields and boost returns while also mitigating the risk of volatility.

The importance of underwriting in the insurance value chain cannot be overstated, but despite this importance, there are several pain points that continue to dog the industry.

The motor insurance market in 2021 for Latin America is still down by 6% compared to 2019