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Sustainability and the Role of Insurance

Risk management is at the heart of insurance. A new report outlines why insurers must prioritize sustainability as growing costs

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Cyber Threat: Leading Corporate Risk Concern in 2025

In 2025, global business risks from cyber threats, climate change, and AI are key corporate concerns. A new study reveals

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The Latest Fraud Scams

Global fraud is costing organizations 5% of revenue each year and hitting $5 trillion annually. Fraud is always changing and

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International Debt Recovery Best Practices

Over $24 trillion worth of goods are exported globally each year, but for export businesses, this trade comes with its

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Global Trade Outlook 2024

The rise of China as a global economic superpower, alongside the growing tension between the U.S. and China, is reshaping

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Medium Risk Seen for Retail Sector

The retail sector is evolving rapidly across both advanced and emerging economies. While there are opportunities for growth, especially through

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Engaging with companies to protect the climate and biodiversity

To reach global net-zero goals by 2050, investing solely in companies with low greenhouse gas emissions is insufficient. Investors, such

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Breaking or laying bricks? How policymakers will shape the construction recovery

Despite significant challenges, the residential construction sector has shown resilience, and lower interest rates could help revive prices and activity

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The ebb and flow of the insolvency wave

Overall, we anticipate double-digit growth in bankruptcies across half of the world this year. So far, global business insolvencies have

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The Economic Ripple Effect of Cyclones

Tropical cyclones (TCs) rank among the most destructive extreme weather events worldwide, responsible for an average of 43 deaths and