Machine identity-related security incidents are on the rise, as the volume and complexity of machine identities continue to multiply, according to a report by cyber and identity security firm CyberArk.
ETG Insurance & Risk Solutions (EIRS), an international multi-specialist insurance and reinsurance broker, has teamed up with AU Group, the leading Paris-headquartered trade credit and political risk insurance broker, to introduce Africa's first dedicated broking platform for trade credit and political risk insurance.
As the battle for top talent intensifies, SMEs in Hong Kong and Singapore are placing more emphasis on recruitment, training and retention. In both markets, the proportion of SMES concerned about talent and manpower retention increased in 2025 compared to 2024.
Organisations that trade with counterparts in connector countries -- such as Vietnam, Mexico, South Korea and Hungary -- to circumvent existing or anticipated trade controls, or have suppliers doing the same, may be prone to greater trade policy-induced disruption in the months and years ahead, according to a new report.
The Insurance Association of Turkiye (TSB) has drawn up an Earthquake Insurance Reform Agenda to strengthen the country's readiness to face quake risks after the devastating 6 February earthquakes in 2023.
According to the latest Directors and Officers Liability Insurance Survey by Willis in collaboration with Clyde & Co, 75% of the participating directors and officers in Asia view the risk of regulatory breaches as very important or extremely important to their organisations.
According to the second round of findings of the QBE Singapore SME Survey most respondents have concerns about a wide range of businesses risks, yet very few hold insurance policies to protect their companies against the financial fallout from these.
A majority (71%) of financial services professionals participating in a recent survey expect the risk of financial crime to increase in 2025. The survey findings also highlight concerns among respondents around the use of AI, regulatory complexity, geopolitics and sanctions when it comes to the fight against fraud and financial crime.
The maritime security landscape in the Middle East has entered a new phase of volatility, with amplified risks for commercial vessels operating in arterial shipping lanes.
Insolvencies in Asia Pacific are anticipated to increase by +5% in 2025 (+1% without China) followed by +6% in 2026 (-4% without China), according to Allianz Trade in its latest Global Insolvency Report released earlier this week.