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  1. Advance with AI

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    Published by: Swiss Re Group

    Swiss Re's evolving transformation to a tech-enabled and data-empowered risk-knowledge company allows us to deepen our ...

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  2. Global crop insurance

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    Published by: Swiss Re Institute

    Explore global crop insurance, resilience trends, and protection gaps in agriculture's largest markets: China, India, US, and Brazil.

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  3. Building better homes in Asia Pacific: a collective effort

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    Published by: Reinsurance Content Type: Article

    Building resilience is key to constructing a stronger and more sustainable future in APAC and now is the time.

    By Jimmy Lim, Head Engineering APAC

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  4. Assessment Engine

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    Published by: Reinsurance Content Type: Solution

    Unifying decades of Swiss Re underwriting expertise, Life Guide medical logic and global actuarial depth into one automation ...

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  6. Sustainability in underwriting

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    Swiss Re helps offers risk transfer solutions that help tackle key environmental and social challenges.

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  9. Europe insurance in 2026

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    Advanced Europe's insurance market overview in 2026: premium growth trends, interest rates impact, and sectoral transformations.

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  10. Metabolic health and cooking: the KPI is yumminess

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    Published by: Reinsurance Content Type: Publication

    Insulin resistance, a key driver of poor metabolic health, is linked to major non-communicable diseases, including type 2 ...

    By John Schoonbee, Global Chief Medical Officer

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