QBE Insurance Group is one of the world's top 20 general insurance and reinsurance companies, with operations in all the key insurance markets. QBE is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and is headquartered in Sydney. We employ more than 14,500 people in 37 countries.
The European Commission estimates that every dollar invested by a business in disaster prevention yields four dollars in response savings. Read the latest edition of The Unpredictability Series from QBE to learn more about the challenges catastrophic events pose to supply chains...
There is no denying that the digitisation of business has brought many benefits in terms of efficiency, speed of transaction and access to markets but it has also ushered in a new and...
McKinsey estimates 60% of occupations are set to be affected by this trend and it will lead to the elimination of as many as 800 million jobs by 2030, but what is it?...
The start of the year is an ideal time to look ahead, and plan priorities for the year – both personal and professional. For those of us engaged in risk and compliance...
Hot on the heels of several large data breaches and privacy scandals, the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) on May 25 attracted huge interest...
QBE Business Insurance has launched an innovative e-trade product to better support the growing threat of cyber attacks to small and medium sized business...
From fintech to healthtech, artificial intelligence to computer gaming, the UK technology sector is worth £184 billion and growing faster than the economy overall...
Halloween night has arrived, so “Trick or Treat” you hear, As witches and ghosts make their rounds, before they disappear. Yet some terrors lurk in the shadows...
We have received very recent information about a new fraud method targeted at finance systems and users, specifically those using commercial online banking systems...
At GBP3.7bn the global logistics industry is already worth nearly 1.5 times UK GDP. Have you heard about the innovations transforming the sector?...
