The great resignation has disrupted Singapore residents' plans to retire, with one in five residents indicating that they intend to push back their retirement by six years, from 58 years to 64 years.
Financial scams accounted for 57% of all financially motivated cyber crime in 2021 according to new research by cyber security firm Group-IB.
Almost three-quarters of food and beverage companies worldwide have no specific insurance for environmental risks according to a new survey by WTW.
The proportion of insurance claims tainted with fraud grew by 13% in 2021 in UK according to UK insurer Aviva.
The global protection gap may expand to $1.86tn by 2025 according to a new report published by PwC.
Income inequality within countries is negative for social cohesion, economic growth and financial markets. It is also detrimental to most insurance markets, leading to overall lower insurance penetration and reduced household protection according to a new research published in Sigma by Swiss Re Institute.
A new report has revealed that 57% of rated companies in Asia Pacific region face ESG risks and these risks work out to more than $4tn in aggregated debt.
The Securities and Exchange Commission of the US (SEC) has proposed new rule changes that would require registrants to include certain climate-related disclosures in their registration statements and periodic reports.
A new study by Aviva Insurance has revealed that more than a fifth of workers (22%) would think about taking a lower salary if they had the option to do hybrid working, while almost a third (31%) would do the same if they were able to choose flexible working hours.
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Singapore continue to feel the effects from COVID-19 and a majority are still leaving their international expansion plans on the backburner for the next 12 to 24 months according to the seventh edition of QBE Insurance's annual research survey of Singapore SMEs.