Economic and financial risk insights: economic immunity needed as COVID cases surge swissre.com/institute/rese…

Europe's new COVID-19 wave: déjà-vu, but different swissre.com/institute/rese…

The latest surge in COVID-19 infections, continued #inflationary pressure: what does it all mean for the macroeconomic outlook for December? Read the latest #swissreinstitute insights report to find out: ow.ly/jo8u50H7Tnh

Our #swissreinstitute Economic Insights annual compendium 2021 is out. 28 editions, all in one swissre.com/institute/rese…

#SwissRe: #Flood losses to keep rising with climate change, urbanisation. Check out key highlights from our Sigma Natcat in #CNBC interview cnb.cx/38dMjdz #natcat #ClimateAction

BIG Policy shifts underway: from pro-growth to anti-inflation. Positive to have central banks acting now to lower inflation swissre.com/institute/rese…

Price controls: no panacea for the current cost-of-living crisis swissre.com/institute/rese…

#Resilience #Index 2022: risks to resilience on the rise again after a year of respite. See our annual #swissre institute indices and latest #country #ranking swissre.com/institute/rese…

Global #central #banks race to tighten continues with a decisive week in Europe on #policy rates. Thursday’s #ECB action should narrow the gap to the great John Taylor rule John B. Taylor. Closing the gap will be very challenging in Europe

Great article by Ian Smith on #climate, #war and #inflation and what it means for #re/insurance. Rising reinsurance prices are here to stay, reflecting today's risk landscape

Dark clouds over DC & slippery road ahead: views from the IMF, World Bank & IIF meetings swissre.com/institute/rese…

Excellent #FT article by Martin Wolf According to #swissre research, Investments in decarbonisation have been growing by only an average of 5% per year since 2016, meaning 2050 net-zero targets would be missed by 20Y. We need to unlock capital markets ft.com/content/33ca0d…

Japan: the (very) long goodbye to QE - the exit of the ultra-accommodative policies' exit in Japan has started and this is positive for the return of capital, long-term investors and insurance industry alike swissre.com/institute/rese…

What are the most significant economic impacts of higher interest rates? Chief economists explain... A BIG + for insurance industry and real economy in my view weforum.org/agenda/2023/05… via World Economic Forum

Do recent banking disruptions make recession more likely? Chief economists explain... & yes, recession risks which were more likely than not already before has risen. Tighter monetary policy is biting; this is needed to win back price stability weforum.org/agenda/2023/05… via World Economic Forum

Costs of climate inaction is rising. We need more investments into adaptation: good for the climate & good for economic growth with high single to double digit benefit-to-cost ratios. However, sustainable investments are still niche and not yet mainstream...

Check out our #swissre #sigma report on the state of global #insurance markets. Asia is the growth driver & we see price hardening to continue into 2024 sigma 3/2023 - World insurance swissre.com/institute/rese…

Have we averted a global recession and spiraling inflation? Swiss Re’s Jerome Haegeli discusses the latest Chief Economists Outlook on Radio Davos. Listen to the podcast: weforum.org/podcasts/radio… #SDIM23

Our #SR sigma report on economics of digitalisation shows the vast opportunity ahead for transforming our industry and pricing risk. See also article by Ronald van Loon linkedin.com/pulse/digital-…

Economic and financial risk insights: Middle East conflict adds to economic uncertainty and volatility swissre.com/institute/rese…