🗙 Not every case fits the rules. Underwriting Ease pulls applicant data into one view, summarizes key details, and helps underwriters move from searching to deciding faster. Read more 🔗:

🚨Harm from plastics could increase liability insurance claims, especially if links to negative outcomes are confirmed. Casualty claims may rise, and we believe the health effects of plastic particles could be underestimated in L&H insurance. Learn more:

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Floods in Germany, Eastern Europe & Spain caused USD 8bn in insured losses. Secondary perils are no longer secondary. Rafael Schneider, Market Head Germany, explains why. They are:.✔️ More frequent.✔️ Harder to model.✔️ Reinsurance matters.Full report:

Earthquake impact isn’t just about magnitude. In March 2025, a 7.7 earthquake in Myanmar caused USD 14bn in losses and was felt 1,000+ km away in Bangkok, where basins amplified the shaking. Read our H1 natcat loss estimates 👉

🔍 Underwriters as detectives? Absolutely. Swiss Re’s Underwriting Ease helps experts cut through the noise and focus on what matters. Less overload. Sharper decisions. Human judgment, empowered. Smart insights from Carl Christensen & Samrat Dua. 🔗

🌍 Climate risk is a shared challenge. Storm Boris showed how governments & re/insurers must act together. Mira Kiridzic-Bügler, Market Head ACEE, explains:.✅ Why collaboration is key.✅ What roles each stakeholder plays.✅ How we build resilience .🔗

Extreme weather is intensifying 🌩️.Resilience must evolve: Smarter, stronger, more collaborative. Trent Thomson, CEO ANZ, on why reviewing risk frameworks is no longer optional. Read the publication here 🔗

🔥 We see more wildfires in California & Europe or strong hailstorms in Italy 🌩️ Secondary perils are escalating, and they’re no longer "secondary", says Nikhil da Victoria Lobo. 📉 The takeaway: risk intensity is rising & so is the cost. 📘 Read more:

We have released our half-year 2025 financial results, reporting a Group net income of USD 2.6 billion. Find the details here:

🧠 Underwriting Ease serves as a second brain for underwriters. 🔹 Extracts key data.🔹 Sharpens focus on what matters.🔹 Speeds up decisions, supports juniors.🔹 Improves risk models with feedback.Smart insights by Carl Christensen & Samrat Dua 👇.🔗

🩺New healthcare tech like virtual surgery and electronic health records can improve patient outcomes and insurers' underwriting processes. But they also introduce potential product liability and data security concerns. ➡️ Learn more:

Economic losses from natural catastrophes in H1 2025 were USD 135 billion, of which insurance covered about 59%. This exceeds the 10-year average of 42% and shows that much of the damage occurred in regions with high insurance coverage. 🔍Learn more:

🌦️ 2023–2024 spared ANZ from major catastrophes, but extreme weather is becoming the new normal. Trent Thomson, CEO ANZ, urges a shift in mindset:.✅ Unpredictability is rising.✅ Exposure needs rethinking.✅ Resilience must be proactive. 🔗 Read more:

From yellow envelopes to cloud collaboration, 100 years of IT at Swiss Re has redefined how we work and connect 🌐💻🎥 Watch how 100 years of IT shaped the way we work:

🌪️ Storm Boris hit 🇦🇹🇨🇿🇵🇱 hard in Sept 2024. Mira Kiridzic-Bügler, Market Head ACEE, shares why understanding local risk patterns is key to resilience: "Regional insights help us prepare for tomorrow’s risks.".🔗 Full sigma report can be read here:

In Germany, we manage #natcat risk through 3 lines of defence:.1️⃣ Mitigation (e.g. mobile dams).2️⃣ Product design (affordable, sustainable cover).3️⃣ Reinsurance (absorbing large shocks). Rafael Schneider, Head P&C Re Germany, explains why all 3 matter📘

Above-average losses from unseasonal California wildfires made up half of the USD 80 billion in insured natural catastrophe losses for H1 2025, the 2nd highest first half-year after 2011. 🔍 Explore the key drivers behind the surge in natcat losses:

🧫Fungi adapting to warmer temperatures and developing resistance to fungicides pose new risks for insurers such as increased crop losses, toxic mould claims due to flooding and damp conditions, and health risks from drug-resistant fungal infections.

💰 2024 was one of the costliest years for insurers, with $11bn in flood losses alone. sigma now sees a 1-in-10 chance of $300bn in insured losses in 2025. As climate risks grow, so does the urgency for better risk understanding. 📘 Full sigma report 🔗

🌪️As extreme weather intensifies, people are talking about how to protect their communities. Trent Thomson, CEO Australia & NZ, says resilience must be built in from the start as exposures increase in regions vulnerable to these perils. 🔗