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Wednesday, April 10, 2024
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Wednesday, April 10, 2024
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Weather Global insured losses from natural catastrophes outpaced global economic growth over the past 30 years: From 1994 to 2023, inflation-adjusted insured losses from natural catastrophes averaged 5.9% per year, while global GDP grew by 2.7%.
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- Global insured losses from natural catastrophes outpaced global economic growth over the past 30 years: From 1994 to 2023, inflation-adjusted insured losses from natural catastrophes averaged 5.9% per year, while global GDP grew by 2.7%.
- 2023 was also marked by a high frequency of events as 142 insured natural catastrophes set a new record.
- Hailstorms are by far the main contributor to insured losses from SCS, responsible for 50–80% of all SCS-driven insured losses.
- Global insured losses from SCS accumulated to a new record of USD 64 billion globally in 2023, 85% originating in the US.
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Wednesday, March 13, 2024
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Insurance Jérôme Jean Haegeli, Swiss Re's Group Chief Economist, says: "Climate change is leading to more severe weather events, resulting in increasing impact on economies.
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- Jérôme Jean Haegeli, Swiss Re's Group Chief Economist, says: "Climate change is leading to more severe weather events, resulting in increasing impact on economies.
- The more accurately climate change risks are priced, the greater the chances that necessary investments will actually be made."
- This provides a view of the possible direct economic implications if weather-related natural catastrophes intensify due to climate change.
- Ultimately, losses as a share of GDP of each country will depend on future adaptation, loss reduction and prevention.
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Wednesday, March 13, 2024
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Cancer Research UK,
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Vaccine Swiss Re Institute's new report "Multi-Cancer Early Detection: cancer screening beyond today's boundaries", explores the future risks and opportunities for patients and insurers.
Key Points:
- Swiss Re Institute's new report "Multi-Cancer Early Detection: cancer screening beyond today's boundaries", explores the future risks and opportunities for patients and insurers.
- However, given this early stage of their development, we need to carefully examine their potential, their risks, and the implications for insurers."
- MCED blood tests are a type of liquid biopsy which can detect cancer biomarkers in a single sample of blood.
- How to order this study:
You can download "Multi-Cancer Early Detection: cancer screening beyond today's boundaries" here .
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Saturday, December 30, 2023
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Saturday, December 30, 2023
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Tuesday, December 26, 2023
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Notice Swiss Re's extensive learnings emphasize the significance of digital Electronic Health Records (EHRs) for quicker and more accurate underwriting decisions.
Key Points:
- Swiss Re's extensive learnings emphasize the significance of digital Electronic Health Records (EHRs) for quicker and more accurate underwriting decisions.
- Armonk, New York, 15 November 2023 – Studies from Swiss Re and leading life carriers reveal that Electronic Health Records (EHRs) can have a transformative impact on the traditional life & health underwriting process, resulting in quicker, non-invasive decisions for customers, more personalized risk assessment by underwriters, and maintained mortality expectations.
- "We believe that the use of Electronic Health Records creates opportunities to offer a wider range of customers a less invasive process and faster underwriting decisions.
- Further information on forward looking statements can be found in the Legal Notice section of Swiss Re's website.
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Thursday, December 21, 2023
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ROE,
GDP,
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Property,
Disinflation,
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Hamas,
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Sigma,
Tourism Major economies are diverging with the US continuing to grow, Europe stagnating and China grappling with structural domestic growth challenges.
Key Points:
- Major economies are diverging with the US continuing to grow, Europe stagnating and China grappling with structural domestic growth challenges.
- According to the sigma "Risk on the rise as headwinds blow stronger" the global insurance industry's strengthening financial position offers welcome reinforcement against elevated macroeconomic and geopolitical risks.
- Jérôme Jean Haegeli, Swiss Re's Group Chief Economist, says: "Fading economic tailwinds and geopolitical uncertainties reinforce the primary insurance industry's essential role in risk transfer.
- The adjustment to the new normal of higher interest rates is supportive for the global life insurance industry.
