Organisations and their people are operating under sustained uncertainty because of rising cyber threats, the rapid adoption of AI and skilled labour shortages, according to the "People Risks 2026" report, published by Marsh, the world's biggest insurance brokerage.
While the Tunisian insurance sector has made significant progress over the years, it has not yet played its role fully as a driver of economic development.
Helium scarcity presents a unique underwriting challenge. However, while it pressures costs and revenues across multiple sectors, it rarely manifests as a singular 'event' that triggers widespread losses across diverse insurance lines, according to Moody's Chief Research Officer-Insurance Solutions Dr Robert Muir-Wood.
Thailand's insurance regulator, the Office of the Insurance Commission (OIC), has issued policy directives that emphasise the stable and transparent development of the Thai insurance industry.
HDI Risk Consulting (HRC), a wholly owned subsidiary of the specialty insurer HDI Global, has presented a comprehensive analysis of physical climate risks affecting Victoria Peak, in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
Although cyber remains the top risk for businesses of all sizes, sectors and regions, it was found that 83% of Singaporean business leaders still report confidence in their ability to fully financially recover from an attack. Despite this, 27% of respondents plan to invest in stronger cyber security.
Descartes Underwriting, a provider of parametric (re)insurance solutions for climate, cyber and emerging risks, has appointed Mr Jean Hermelin as Chief Strategy Officer. He will also join the Executive Committee.
The AIG Board of Directors has announced that effective 1 June 2026, Mr Eric Andersen will become President and CEO of AIG and join the AIG Board of Directors, and Mr Peter Zaffino will become Executive Chair of the AIG Board of Directors, marking the successful conclusion of the company's previously announced leadership transition plan.
The International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC) has warned marine surveyors of the liability exposure they face when the scope of their instructions is not precisely recorded.