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  1. SONAR 2024: New emerging risk insights

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    Published by: Swiss Re Institute Content Type: Publication

    Explore SONAR 2024's new emerging risk insights on emerging risks shaped by global dynamics, fostering a proactive approach to ...

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  2. Engineering – learning from last year

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    Published by: Reinsurance Content Type: Blog

    Awareness for the long-tail character of construction business has understandably grown as a result.

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  3. COVID-19 has accelerated the insurance learning curve

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    Published by: Swiss Re Group Content Type: Blog

    It has been two years since the World Health Organization (WHO) officially declared COVID-19 a pandemic.

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  4. Pricing nature in insurance

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    Published by: Swiss Re Institute Content Type: Article

    Reporting requirements (voluntarily or mandatory) have a strong impact on how insurance companies report and steer their business.

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  5. Nature is the answer

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    Published by: Swiss Re Group Content Type: Article

    Nature-based solutions hold the key to tackling climate change and biodiversity loss. The insurance industry plays an important ...

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  6. Substance use: all or nothing?

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    Published by: Reinsurance Content Type: Publication

    We explore the impact of tobacco and alcohol use on other clinical and lifestyle data for assessing lifestyle factors.

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