Autonomous mobility is scaling through shared fleets like robotaxis and shuttles in cities such as San Francisco, Hamburg, ...

Interview on SCALED, a new public private platform and investment firm aiming to standardize blended finance and mobilize billions for sustainable development.

High investments in energy transition are a tailwind for renewables. Traditional oil and gas companies continue to benefit from robust cash flows and entrenched market dominance. Solar and wind ...

The war in the Middle East sets the stage. For the US and Europe, we expect lower growth, higher inflation, stronger fiscal pressure and a challenging situation for central banks.

Citizens recognize the need for social security reforms, but have far less confidence that reforms will actually be delivered.

Private equity is at a critical inflection point. Exit activity rebounded strongly in 2025, with global deal value reaching USD905bn. But 78% was concentrated in mega exits, leaving mid-market ...

Our ranking among the World’s Best Workplaces signals that Allianz is able to offer stability to employees and instill confidence, something that we know is incredibly important in the unsettling and ...

Over the next decade, the global economy will need to invest nearly 3.5% of GDP per year (USD 4.2trn) to future-proof social, transport, energy and digital infrastructure against megatrends such as ...

Allianz Commercial’s AI Claims Center of Excellence (CoE) is a new global capability designed to strengthen the company’s approach to claims arising from Artificial Intelligence (AI)–related risks.

The global transition stands at a critical crossroads. A decade after the Paris Agreement climate impacts are accelerating: 2024 was the hottest year on record, with direct climate damages reaching ...

Spillovers from the Middle East crisis will make 2026 the fifth consecutive year of rising global business insolvencies.

Women have made measurable progress over recent decades in narrowing gender pay gaps and increasing labor-force participation – but structural gaps persist ...