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Robust economies set to drive insurance growth and profitability: Swiss Re Institute
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Life insurance set to boom as interest rates surge: Swiss Re Institute
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New record of 142 natural catastrophes caused US$108 billion insured losses in 2023: Swiss Re Institute
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Insurance industry strengthens resilience in challenging environment: Swiss Re Institute Global outlook
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New Digital Risks Call For Insurance Innovation: Swiss Re
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Improving profitability in non-life insurance set to fortify its vital role as a shock absorber: Swiss Re Institute
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Swiss Re sigma 3/2023: World insurance
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Restoring resilience: the need to reload shock-absorbing capacity
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Insured losses from natural catastrophes break through USD 100 billion threshold again in 2022
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Market hardening and higher interest rates: the silver lining for insurers as the global economy slows
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Maintaining resilience as a new world order takes shape
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Global insurance premium volumes to reach new high in 2022: Swiss Re sigma report
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Global insured catastrophe losses in 2021 the fourth highest on record: Swiss Re Institute
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Strong growth forecast for global insurance markets as demand for risk protection increases: Swiss Re Institute
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Global P&C premiums to more than double by 2040
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Severe weather drives global insured catastrophe losses in first half of 2021
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Swiss Re estimates 2020 global insured catastrophe losses as the fifth-costliest on record
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Global supply chain changes pick up pace to yield new opportunities: Swiss Re sigma
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COVID-19 increases pressure on world resilience as global insurance protection gap reaches new high: Swiss Re Institute
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Global insurance industry to recover strongly from pandemic-induced pull-back
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Socio-economic developments and climate-change effects to drive rising losses from severe weather events
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Digitization is transforming insurance for consumers and suppliers alike
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Global catastrophes in 2019 caused CAD $72 billion in insured losses: Swiss Re
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World economy has grown less resilient, but insurance can help by closing record-high protection gap
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Use of increasingly advanced analytics may present a crucial way for P&C insurers to unlock tangible value
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Global insurance premiums exceed USD 5 trillion for the first time as pivot east continues: Swiss Re
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Secondary perils to wreak ever more natural catastrophe devastation globally: Swiss Re
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Global insured losses of $79 billion in 2018 are fourth highest on sigma records
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Global economic growth is solid but slowing
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Improved economic momentum alone will not close current profitability gaps in major non-life insurance markets
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Catastrophes cause global economic losses of USD 36 billion in the first half of 2018
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Global insurance premiums continued to rise in 2017 with emerging markets leading the way
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Global insured losses from disaster events in 2017 were the highest ever
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Preliminary sigma estimates for 2017: global insured losses of USD 136 billion are third highest on sigma records
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Product innovation extends the reach of commercial insurance
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Studies show insurance mitigates risk of poverty and contributes to overall development in emerging markets
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Global Insurance Premiums Increased In 2016; Overall Growth Outlook Remains Positive
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Global insurance premiums increased in 2016, overall growth outlook remains positive
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Global insured losses from disaster events were $54 billion (USD) in 2016, up 42% from 2015
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Life Insurance At A Crossroads: New technologies will change the way how insurers operate and engage consumers
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Global insured losses from catastrophes were USD 45 billion in 2013
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Preliminary Swiss Re sigma estimates for 2008
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Swiss Re’s new sigma study highlights innovative ways of financing retirement
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New Swiss Re sigma study: World insurance in 2007: emerging markets leading the way
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New Swiss Re sigma study: Catastrophe losses in 2007 were highest in Europe
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Swiss Re sigma: Bancassurance: emerging trends, opportunities and challenges
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Swiss Re sigma study on World insurance in 2006: Premiums came back to “life”
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Swiss Re: New sigma study by Swiss Re: below-average catastrophe losses in 2006
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Swiss Re’s sigma study “World insurance in 2004”: growing premiums and stronger balance sheets
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Swiss Re sigma study: high growth potential puts emerging markets at frontier of insurance
