Allianz Trade partners with Inclusive Brains to empower people with disabilities through Prometheus BCI, enabling ...

According to Allianz calculations, the pension savings gap for younger generations in the eurozone alone is around 350 billion euros per year on average. That sounds like a lot – but it is bridgeable ...

The global insurance industry grew by an estimated +7.5% in 2023, clocking the fastest growth since 2006, the year before the Global Financial Crisis.

According to the Allianz Global Insurance Report 2025, the global insurance industry is estimated to have grown by +8.6% in 2024. This again exceeded the exceptional +8.2% growth recorded in the ...

Allianz published the 13 th edition of its “Global Wealth Report”, which puts the asset and debt situation of households in almost 60 countries under the microscope. The last hurrah In retrospective, ...

An initial ‘back of the envelope’ calculation suggests that the recent heatwave across the United States, Southern Europe, and China may have cost 0.6pp of GDP in 2023.

For companies, a similar logic applies: Financing, investments and the way inputs – labor, suppliers, and materials – are used must change. This, too, requires public support and incentives: Solving ...

Anchor in turbulent times In economic terms, navigating an inflationary environment will be the biggest challenge in the coming years. Five structural drivers will determine inflation, the "Five Ds": ...

In Focus - Bonjour tristesse: Planned pension reform in France stirring up social tensions The current reform proposal in France has been met with considerable anger, seen as the end of savoir vivre.

The Covid-19 crisis and, more recently, the war in Ukraine have led to some re-thinking of financial globalization.

Abolishing fossil fuel subsidies and directing the funds to renewable energy seems like an easy win for the climate.But getting rid of them comes with steep costs for consumers, particularly the ...

The rebound in business insolvencies is picking up speed: Our Global Insolvency Index is set to jump by +21% in 2023 and +4% in 2024.