Against the backdrop of devasting natural catastrophes, China's State Council is seeking to reduce the country's protection gap with expansion of insurance products in small towns, rural areas, and for...
A model created by Lloyd's predicts that a food supply shock event could result in between US$3 trillion to US$18 trillion in global economic losses, with Greater China and APAC most vulnerable.
The disasters encompassed diverse events, including an avalanche in Nyingchi, Tibet, heavy rains in Henan Province affecting the harvest, and Typhoon Doksuri leading to catastrophic floods in the Hai River...
Digitalisation and government intervention are revolutionising the crop insurance markets in China and India, and the approach offers a model to help Southeast Asia bridge their agricultural protection...
Gallagher continues its Oz expansion with the acquisition of Darwin-based Insurance Risk Solutions, who specialise in transport, agri, pastoral, and horticultural insurance.
There is a 70% chance El Niño develops in 2023; its cooler average sea temperatures are expected to fuel severe weather, including droughts and wildfires.
The Swiss Re Institute identified NatCat, agri, health, and mortality as four key perils - with the protection gap widening to US$1.8 trillion globally.
