The number of Singaporeans aged 80 and older has risen by about 60% in the past decade according to data released by the government of Singapore.
Nigeria's insurance regulator, the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM), has urged West African countries to strengthen financial instruments and deepen regional collaboration to address escalating climate change risks.
The West African Insurance Companies Association (WAICA), a regional association of insurance institutions in English-speaking West Africa, can help boost cooperation in the region, said Nigeria's Minister of State for Finance, Ms Doris Uzoka-Anite.
Over 400 reinsurers and representatives from around the world will be convening in Japan from the 20 -24 October to coordinate support for the unique risk challenges facing Japan's renewable energy expansion.
Small businesses in Australia are paying up to 30% more for their insurance premiums because of taxes and levies imposed by state and territory governments according to a new report by the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI).
A new report from Resilient Cities Network and Tokio Marine Group lays out an approach for cities to translate their resilience goals into investment strategies that build credibility and attract capital.
Pricing insurance coverage for ecological restoration is a challenge and "super tricky", according to SCOR head of P&C product and innovation, Mr Henri Douche.
Asian countries, that are considering carbon capture and storage (CCS) plan to address fossil fuel emissions could create a "considerable and unnecessary risk" not only to the Paris Agreement, but also to their own economies according to a new report by global science and policy institute Climate Analytics.
Businesses worldwide are rapidly embedding Generative AI (Gen AI) into products, services and internal operations.
The Insurers Federation of Egypt (IFE) has recommended that insurance companies create green products and contribute to financing environmental projects.