AI risks are rising. Organizations must understand and manage these challenges proactively for sustainable opportunities. Read the interview with claims expert Michael Daum.

Trust, customer focus and responsible AI are at the heart of Allianz’s strategy. Learn how the insurer uses AI to support ...

Autonomous mobility is scaling through shared fleets like robotaxis and shuttles in cities such as San Francisco, Hamburg, ...

Think about the last time a storm disrupted your life. Maybe a roof was damaged, a road cut off, or your company forced to close. Events like these are becoming more common as windstorms, cyclones, ...

The emerging 2026-27 El Niño has the potential to become the strongest climate event in more than a decade.

The Football World Cup 2026 will be the largest tournament in football (soccer) history and a structural departure from previous editions, expanding from 32 to 48 teams and from 64 to 104 matches ...

Climate disruptions and related extreme weather events are triggering disruptions and price volatility From fertilizers to logistics, input cost pressures are still strong Supply-chain vulnerability ...

Citizens recognize the need for social security reforms, but have far less confidence that reforms will actually be delivered.

The Middle East conflict and the disruption of the Strait of Hormuz have led to a broad-based reassessment of non-payment risks, with country downgrades outweighing upgrades.

The war in the Middle East sets the stage. For the US and Europe, we expect lower growth, higher inflation, stronger fiscal pressure and a challenging situation for central banks.

In 2025, the Allianz Social Resilience Index (SRI) records a third consecutive – albeit modest – improvement, but underlying divergence remains pronounced.

Strong public and private interest for AI-powered technology and data centers Rising interest in automation and digitization of industrial processes for productivity gains Declining size and ...