The global insurance industry grew by an estimated +7.5% in 2023, clocking the fastest growth since 2006, the year before the Global Financial Crisis.

The future will be powered by metals, but fenced in by iron curtains.

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After surging by +10% in 2024, our Global Insolvency index is set to rise by +6% in 2025 and +3% in 2026 as the delayed easing of interest rates and increased uncertainties keep companies under ...

More emissions than meet the eye: Even without taking into account the cryptocurrency boom, the global ICT sector emits as much greenhouse gases as the aviation sector.

Whoever wins the White House in November will be confronted with a changing US economy. While the US has remained remarkably resilient despite rising interest rates and global uncertainty, it has ...

Until 2050, the working age population in the EU-27 will shrink by 20%. Italy, Spain and Germany will be hit even harder by demographic change.

Country risk improvements seen in 2023-2024 may be rapidly reversed. Over the past year, we upgraded 48 countries and territories, while downgrades were limited to five, mostly in the Middle East, ...

Never in the last ten years were we able to report such a big increase in wealth: Worldwide, gross financial assets grew by 9.7% in 2019, clocking the strongest growth since 2005. This performance is ...

ESG investing is the answer to a double tragedy. Global systemic risks such as climate change are particularly challenging to address because they embody two intertwined dilemmas.

Trade deals or tariff letters, the relentless dollar, and what the One Big Beautiful Bill means for households, markets and sectors ...

Allianz published the third edition of its “Global Pension Report”, which analyzes 71 pension systems around the globe with the help of the company's own “Allianz Pension Index” (API). The indicator ...