Editorials

The insurance market consolidation in view of the post-Covid-19
July 2021
The prospects of a strong economic recovery are reviving M&A markets, which remained quiet during the health crisis. In fact, the sector's consolidation movement has never stopped. However, it has accelerated significantly since the initial success of the anti-Covid-19 vaccination campaigns.
Insurers up against cyber risks
June 2021
Insurers have not seen the end of the tunnel. After the health crisis that is impacting their 2020 balance sheets and probably those of the next two years, they are now facing another catastrophic risk.
2020, what a waste!
May 2021
The 2020 balance sheets posted by the various market players in the first quarter of 2021 have once again come to confirm the strength and resilience of the insurance business paradigm. Although impacted by the health crisis, the insurance industry has resisted the global economic downturn better than many other industries.
Insurers, up against web giants
April 2021
After years of weaving their web, the GAFAMs1 are knocking on the door of insurers. This opening to the outside world by the web giants is a logical step in view of their command over the essentials of the insurance business, namely data, networks and capital.
The insurance business in the post-Covid-19 era
March 2021
The year 2020 has been challenging for insurers. It nevertheless ends with results that are certainly in decline, but still profitable for the majority of stakeholders.
2021, a transitional year for insurers
February 2021
Insurers who have, once again, resisted an exceptional event more devastating than those previously known, are apprehensively braving the year 2021.
Covid-19, insurers affected but not wrecked
January 2021
The disaster triggered by Covid-19 cannot be compared to either the 2008 financial crisis or the Second World War. It is a planetary, multisectoral crisis caused by a shock external to any financial, economic or military activity.
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.
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