Editorials

Covid-19, insurers down yet not out
January 2021
The teachings of Covid-19
December 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic, an unprecedented phenomenon in its scope and consequences, will inevitably leave lasting after-effects. Yet, beyond the different assessments and approaches adopted by the different countries, the current crisis is full of lessons.
The year of Covid-19
November 2020
The year 2020 shall always be remembered by insurers. The coronavirus that emerged in November 2019 spread rapidly from a localized contagious disease to a pandemic, bringing the global economy to a halt.
Covid-19, insurers back to worrying times
October 2020
Strained by low interest rates that torment them year-on-year, insurers are facing, as of 2020, an upsurge of unprecedented claims.
The pandemic risk, insurers’ future Eldorado
July 2020
A health crisis currently shifting into a global economic crisis, the pandemic triggered by Covid-19 is credited for clarifying the role of the various players in the insurance arena.
Aviation insurance in turmoil
June 2020
COVID-19 has triggered a devastating tsunami, leaving behind a trail of destruction. In the insurance sector, and with regard to impact, aviation stands as its first victim. Deemed as a micro market, accounting for just 0.025% of global premiums, including all classes of business, the survival of the aviation insurance is now at stake.
2020, the year of COVID-19
May 2020
Since January 2020, a virus, a microscopic infectious particle, has been creating chaos for four months, depicting an apocalyptic picture: confined population, economic activity at a standstill, closed borders, grounded planes and powerless science. Adding color, the virus that is devastating the United States and Europe originated from China, a new contender for world leadership.
Insurers up against the pandemic
April 2020
Hugely left out of the debate and singled out, insurers eventually reacted to the global health crisis triggered by COVID-19 virus. Their contribution to the solidarity effort is, nonetheless, confined to donations, purchase of medical equipment and the financing of relief funds.
FANAF: The delicate use of dialogue
March 2020
Sub-Sahara Africa is often perceived as an unorganized market, engulfed in political and economic crises. Despite this unfavorable environment, some companies and organizations are showing signs of satisfaction and most importantly of hope, and FANAF stands among these African success stories.
Coronavirus: a crash test for the Chinese insurance business
February 2020
The year 2020 is off to a bad start for insurers. An epidemic is turning into a pandemic that is terrorizing the planet.
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