➦ The Fragility of Festivals.
The changing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events — heat, precipitation, drought, wildfire, or compound effects — means that event planning must evolve, and that evolution must be regionally specific as different regions may face different challenges.

➦ Global maritime, cargo, and logistics insurance market trends report.
Reinsurance in 2027 is expected to see abundant capital, continued rate pressure, and growing focus on emerging risks and structures.

➦ Latin America and Caribbean Insurance Market Rates.
Insurance rates in the region decreased 9% in the third quarter, the same as the prior quarter, marking the seventh straight quarter of rate decreases.

➦ Aviation insurance market overview H1 2026.
There may be no change in trajectory for the next half year, with available capacity and reduced pricing levels expected to continue.

➦ Addressing insurability: A playbook for investing in place-based resilience.
The urgency is clear: rising catastrophe losses are putting greater pressure on households, businesses, investors, and public systems alike, making resilience an economic, humanitarian, and social imperative.

➦ Changing the playbook: Climate risk in the global sports industry.
Extreme heat, severe storms, and other climate hazards are no longer future concerns for the sports industry — they are active risks reshaping how business activities and events are planned, insured, delivered, and experienced.

➦ Data center planning and construction risks.
For investors, developers, and operators, a challenge often lies in determining whether their insurance program actually matches the speed being promised to lenders, counterparties, and future tenants and will respond to losses.

➦ Data center decommissioning and retooling risks.
Data center migration, decommissioning, relocation, and consolidation projects are usually planned around technical execution: moving workloads, retiring equipment, and reconfiguring dependencies, all the while maintaining service continuity.

➦ Designing global health strategies that improve workforce resilience.
Sophisticated multinationals move beyond reactive medical claims to connect the dots across absenteeism and return-to-work metrics, insured benefit spend and – where available – aggregate health screening insights to understand population risk.

➦ Global Cyber Claims Report.
Many claims combined privacy exposure, extortion, prolonged business interruption, and litigation within single events—driving larger, lengthier, and more complex losses.

➦ Property Valuation US Market Update.
When capacity is available and underwriter scrutiny is lighter, companies have more room to assess and improve their data without the same degree of time pressure or market resistance that often comes with more difficult renewal conditions.

➦ Managing Health Benefit Cost: A Practical Guide for Employers Across the Globe.
The question is no longer whether costs will rise, but rather how prepared organizations are to manage that reality.

➦ Enabling insurability in commercial property markets.
Implement enablers in coordination with actors — understand and manage asset-level resilience and pursue place-based interventions.

➦ Scaling affinity insurance across borders.
Multi-country affinity programs are great opportunities to strengthen customer engagement and generate earnings, but they also pose significant challenges around delivery and coordination. Fragmented local schemes, while effective in themselves, can be difficult and costly to scale due to inconsistencies, a lack of centralized strategy, or insufficient local market knowledge.

➦ Employee benefits and technology trends research.
Failing to prioritize engagement and adoption of benefits leads to low utilization and wasted spend, eroding the return on benefits investments and leaving employees unaware of, or unable to access, the support they may need.

➦ Climate risk for multinational companies extends beyond physical assets
While traditional risk management and insurance remain vital, it is increasingly important for multinationals to broaden their risk mitigation efforts to include supply chains, critical infrastructure, and regulatory environments.

➦ Insured Benefits for Internationally Mobile Employees
Despite consistent cost pressures, the sentiment in this area remains almost the same as two years ago, when 90% of employers indicated that replacing international-level of coverage with domestic solutions was not in their plans.

➦ Using captives to unlock value in affinity insurance programs
Using a captive to write affinity insurance delivers a host of benefits, including diversification of revenue, differentiation of offerings, increased sales, improved brand loyalty, and customer retention.

➦ Unlocking the digital infrastructure opportunity: Protecting capital and enabling growth
Resiliency efforts should span all asset phases – from planning and construction to operations and ongoing management.

➦ MythBusters: Purchasing cyber insurance doesn’t change your risk of an attack
This study drives home a clear point: Purchasing cyber insurance does not increase ransomware risk.

➦ ISSB and the future of global sustainability reporting
Regulatory reporting is a critical enabler of the sustainable transition, alongside fiscal policy.

➦ Cyber catalyst report: Guiding priorities in cyber investments
In today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape, effective cyber risk management demands strategic investment and enterprise-wide engagement.

➦ Global Risks for Business: Regional and Country Perceptions
With household costs mounting, businesses and governments under financial pressure, and labor markets in a weakened state, “economic downturn”, “lack of economic opportunity or unemployment”, “inflation”, “insufficient public services and social protections”, and “debt” feature heavily among the top five risks globally.

➦ Trade policy outlook for North American manufacturing
Preparing for the CUSMA 2026 joint review

➦ Trade, tariffs, and supply chain shocks: Risk engineers as strategic lookouts for the energy and power sector
The recent imposition of tariffs and reciprocal tariffs by the US and other trading nations, even with exemptions for certain commodities, has created uncertainty across the energy and power sectors.

➦ Global construction market update
Marsh’s latest Construction Market Update provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of the insurance market across key coverages relevant to construction companies around the world, highlighting the potential impacts of increased insurer appetite and capacity through 2025.

➦ The 2024 Transactional Risk Global Tax Bulletin
The 2024 Transactional Risk Global Tax Bulletin serves as a vital resource for businesses, lawyers, tax advisors, and insurers seeking to navigate the complexities of tax risk management.

➦ Risk Trend Reporting Across the Energy and Power Industry
Marsh’s Advisory solutions team has analyzed data and information contained in the annual reports of prominent energy and power companies listed on global stock exchanges to assess the key risk reporting trends related to enterprise risk management, as well as environmental, social, governance (ESG) disclosures.

➦ From Risks to Resilience: Technology transformation in healthcare
Why healthcare organizations must proactively embrace and effectively manage technology transformation.