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Plugging the solar insurance gap

Innovative insurance can safeguard solar assets and strengthen the long-term viability of clean energy

International Specialty

Inside the new space race

Today’s space environment is shaped by a new generation of operators pursuing unprecedented scale and innovation, creating new exposures for them and their insurers

Viewpoint Specialty

Sea transport faces national high alert test

Donsö Shipping Meet 2025 put war risk interfaces under the spotlight for marine insurers

Sweden Special Report

Getting insurance values right for manufacturing and infrastructure assets

In manufacturing and infrastructure, the question of what counts as a building is less straightforward than it seems – and is fundamental to effective risk management

United Kingdom Property

Meeting Japan’s offshore wind ambitions

Low land availability and a mountainous landmass limit the possibility for the large-scale development of solar and onshore wind infrastructure but, as an archipelago, Japan has coastline in abundance

Japan Climate change

Gauging the fallout of tariffs on the cargo market

The imposition of US tariffs on trading partners has added to existing uncertainty around geopolitical tensions, but cargo shippers and their insurers are adapting to this new normal

International United States

Reinsurers must tackle the high cost of operational breakdowns

As the softening market turns attention to margins, the industry cannot afford to keep leaving billions on the table due to process failures and misalignment

International Reinsurance

The burning issue of transporting EVs by sea

Fire safety will be a key priority for the shipping industry over the coming years, with improved regulatory frameworks and technological advances shaping the industry’s response to these challenges

International Special Report

Poor data quality is stalling AI adoption

Legacy ecosystems, inconsistent data-entry practices, and lack of data governance and ownership are fuelling the problem

International Viewpoint

AI is ready to eat insurance operations

Industry-specific artificial intelligence has matured to the point of replacing core insurance workflows – the only question is whether the industry is prepared to let it

International Specialty

The Los Angeles wildfires raise three critical modelling questions

To ensure wildfire models remain relevant and robust in this fast-evolving risk landscape, insurers, reinsurers and risk managers must critically evaluate the models they use

United States Climate change

Why awareness of tax insurance varies globally

Once a niche solution, tax insurance is rapidly becoming an essential tool in cross-border M&A and corporate restructuring

International Specialty
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