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16 September 2026Insurance

Interconnected risks strengthen case for global insurance cooperation: IAIS

Interconnected risks are making international supervisory co-operation more important, not less, as insurers and regulators confront geopolitical uncertainty, artificial intelligence, climate-related risks and structural shifts in financial markets, the chair of the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) has said.

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