Hiscox survey finds that cyber threats and A.I.-enabled fraud are driving cascading disruptions, while organizations struggle to coordinate responses and model interconnected risks.

From the Strait of Hormuz to the Black Sea, escalating global conflicts are reshaping war risk and marine cargo insurance. Here’s how underwriters are responding to this ongoing uncertainty.

The Strait of Hormuz blockade, aging fleets, and persistent claims inflation are among the mounting pressures transforming maritime risk, according to Allianz Commercial.

Armed conflicts, gray zone sabotage and rising civil unrest are reshaping the global risk landscape, with business assets increasingly exposed to conflict, according to Allianz Commercial.

A global survey of C-suite leaders found that 87% expect commercial insurance to become increasingly strategic over the next three years, according to a report from the Worldwide Broker Network and MarshBerry.

AI has become the top priority for insurance industry leaders heading into 2026, according to the International Insurance Society’s Global Priorities Report.

A global survey of business leaders exposes a widening gap between supply chain risk awareness and financial protection, according to Gallagher.

This year five brokers were named the 2026 International Power Brokers.

As risks grow more interconnected, The Hartford’s Gretchen Thompson explains how a data-informed, partnership-focused approach is shaping the next era of commercial insurance.

Aon survey reveals 70% of multinationals now prioritize cost management above all other strategic objectives, marking a dramatic shift from 2024.

Rising geopolitical fragmentation threatens risk diversification while investment yields and demographics offer offsetting opportunities, according to Swiss Re.

Globally, commercial lines rates drop 3% for third-consecutive quarter, ending seven-year streak of increases: Marsh.

Rising tariffs create hidden insurance risks for U.S. importers, requiring updated cargo coverage strategies in an increasingly complex global supply chain environment.

Allianz report reveals 51% of companies fear civil unrest as protests spike worldwide; terrorism, state-sponsored sabotage, and environmental activism pose growing threats to operations.

Global companies face $1.2 trillion in annual climate costs by 2050s, with heat and water stress leading impacts, an S&P analysis finds.

Denmark again leads FM’s ranking of most resilient business environments in 2025.

This year six brokers were selected as International Power Brokers. An additional five were named as finalists.

Expanding beyond Europe, the 2024 Global Risk Manager Survey from FERMA reveals key risks, challenges, and demographic shifts in risk management.

Aon reports that global benefits professionals navigate compliance, cost, and communication challenges while leveraging data and expanding offerings to attract top talent.

Barnes and Lee shared how technology can provide more transparency into global supply chains, helping to avoid business interruption.