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AGCS Safety & Shipping Review 2022: 54 large ships lost worldwide last year. Total losses down 57% over past decade. ...

Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty SE (AGCS) today announced leadership changes that will take effect from January 1, 2024, subject ...

Fires on vessels remain one of the biggest safety issues for the shipping industry as evidenced by a significant increase ...

Key Points: Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty has joined forces with the commercial insurance businesses of local Allianz entities, trading ...

Key Points AGCS’ professional indemnity report highlights 11 trends driving future insurance claims activity. Trends include evolving building safety laws, ...

Vassallo to report to AGCS’s Global Head of Specialty, Gordon Browne He will evolve AGCS’s Natural Resources proposition with the ...

Current Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty SE Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Claire-Marie Coste-Lepoutre moves to Allianz Group as Head of ...

Shipping transports around 90% of world trade onboard different vessels so maritime safety is critical. Improvements have been significant over ...

Analysis by: Olivia Nnorom Nigeria's startup scene is growing, with several cutting-edge companies appearing in a variety of industries. As ...

By: Olivia Chisom Allianz Group confirms full-year outlook 1Q 2023:    Total business volume rises 3.9 percent to 46.0 billion euros ...

Cyber incidents, business interruption and critical infrastructure failures rank as the top risks for Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT) companies, ...

Cyber incidents, macroeconomic developments, and changes in legislation and regulation are the top risks for Financial Services (FS) companies as ...

Natural catastrophes and Climate change drop down the rankings as companies prioritize pressing macroeconomic concerns – inflation, the energy crisis ...

Marine expert, Captain Rahul Khanna in article highlights a number of recent cyber incidents that have impacted the sector, the ...

11th Allianz survey: Cyber, political risks and violence, and macroeconomic developments are the top three Nigerian business risks in 2022.