Companies around the world are accelerating their commitments to net-zero emissions by 2050. While the construction sector is playing its part by switching to sustainable energy and adopting modern building methods, the move towards carbon neutrality will likely see a significant shift in the risk landscape, and the need for greater collaboration within the insurance industry to help underwrite new risks.

Mike Pesch discusses how inflation is impacting the property market, from the cost of construction materials to labor.

Lee Farrow talks about product exposure since the pandemic in the life sciences industry, and continuing supply chain issues.

Ken Ross talks to Meg Green about the recent Anheuser-Busch story, and the implications on D&O insurance.

Joe Peiser talks about innovation in the insurance industry, parametric cover, and the promise of data analytics and predictive modelling.

Bryan Sanders offers his thoughts on growth in the E&S market, the impact of social inflation and economic inflation, war in Europe and cyber risk.

John Van Decker discusses the state of the financial lines market, the softening of the public D&O market, and social inflation.

Former US senator John Sununu talks to Meg Green about resilience in supply chains, physical plant, and workforce.

Jack Kuhn discusses the excess and surplus market today, focusing on the property space, and talks about Westfield's recent acquisition, Syndicate 1200.

Steven Loyens, Chief Actuary at Arch Insurance International, discusses the importance of a collaborative and integrated actuarial function, as businesses continue to navigate an increasingly data rich environment.

Hank Watkins offers his thoughts on the lack of property cat coverage and the knock-on effect on policyholders.

Tom Fadden, Global Head of Aviation at Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty, discusses how and when the aviation sector might reach net zero, and implications for insurers.