The report highlights the resilience of the global insurance sector and examines key sector-wide themes including growth of private credit investments, geoeconomic fragmentation and AI adoption, alongside emerging risks such as climate and cyber risks.
The report highlights the role of insurance in mitigating economic and societal impacts of NatCat events and assesses how widening protection gaps could increase financial stability risks.
This Global Insurance Market Report (GIMAR) special topic edition assesses the financial stability implications from natural catastrophe (NatCat) insurance protection gaps, drawing on six detailed case studies to illustrate the diverse impacts of NatCat events on the real economy, financial sector and society.
The paper outlines practical and implementable actions that governments, supervisors, and the insurance industry can take to address the natural catastrophe insurance protection gap.
The IAIS and the World Bank Group developed an input paper for the G20 Sustainable Finance Working Group. The paper outlines practical and implementable actions that governments, supervisors, and the insurance industry can take to address the natural catastrophe insurance protection gap.
The event, hosted during the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors (FMCBG) meetings, brought together senior leaders from governments, central banks and supervisors, the private sector, and international organisations to discuss strategies and solutions for addressing the widening NatCat insurance protection gap.
The GIMAR 2025 mid-year update provides interim results of the 2025 Global Monitoring Exercise and a preview of the supervisory areas of focus.
