The research addresses the implications of this phenomenon for insurers and reinsurers and corporate strategies in the face of evolving risks. It considers three possible scenarios of geo-economic fragmentation - mild, moderate and extreme - and offers strategies for insurers to adapt effectively to each context. These include weakening multilateral collaboration in the face of global challenges such as climate change, diminishing opportunities to diversify underwriting and investment risks, and operational obstacles arising from divergent regulations
Insurance in a fragmented world economy
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The research addresses the implications of this phenomenon for insurers and reinsurers and corporate strategies in the face of evolving risks. It considers three possible scenarios of geo-economic fragmentation - mild, moderate and extreme - and offers strategies for insurers to adapt effectively to each context. These include weakening multilateral collaboration in the face of global challenges such as climate change, diminishing opportunities to diversify underwriting and investment risks, and operational obstacles arising from divergent regulations