Category: Allianz

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Toasted, roasted and grilled? Walking the talk on green monetary policy

The upcoming ECB Forum on Central Banking in Sintra will place significant emphasis on climate change risks and their impact

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In focus – Past the peak – European corporate margins down again?

Eurozone corporate profit margins stood at 40.8% of gross value-added by the end of 2022, surpassing the long-term average by

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In focus – G7 in Japan: outbound investment protectionism on the menu

As the G7 convenes in Japan this weekend, the United States is advocating for restrictions on outbound investments in sensitive

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Allianz Global Insurance Report 2023: Anchor in turbulent times

Based on the Allianz Global Insurance Report 2023, the global income from insurance premiums reached nearly EUR5.6 trillion in 2022.

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In focus – Bank of England: First to hike, last to pause and pivot

The Bank of England has increased interest rates by 25 basis points as anticipated. However, it will face the challenge

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No quick wins: more jobs but little productivity in the Eurozone

Despite the initial expectations of severe damage to labor markets due to the crisis, the impact has not been as

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Commercial real estate concerns for US banks

Some US banks are facing ongoing challenges, especially those with significant exposure to commercial real estate (CRE). The office sector,

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Allianz Trade in Canada celebrates 100 years

In 2023, Allianz Trade, which is the biggest supplier of private trade credit insurance in Canada, will be marking its

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Everything Everywhere All At Once

The negative impact of the near-death experience in the US banking sector and the unresolved energy situation in Europe will

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Swiss shotgun wedding: what’s next?

UBS has agreed to purchase Credit Suisse in an all-share deal for USD3.25bn, which was brokered by the government. This