Fernando Casanova Aizpun – Senior Economist Swiss Re Institute

Fernando Casanova Aizpun – Senior Economist Swiss Re Institute

I am an economist with experience in monetary policy and insurance-related research. My interests include nature, sports, politics, and philosophy.

A three-month internship in the Monetary Policy and Economic Research department that led to an entry-level analyst position. I had rotations with all seven divisions: Monetary Analysis, Monetary Policy, Fiscal Analysis, Outlook Analysis, Economic Research, Financial Statistics and Macroeconomic Models.

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Global Economic and Insurance Market Outlook 2023-2024
Analytics expect global GDP to grow by just 1.7% in real terms in 2023 as inflationary recessions approach major economies
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Insurance and Macroeconomic Outlook in Financial System Stresses
The global insurance industry faces multiple pressures this year but we expect rate hardening to regain momentum in response
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Global Insurance Premium Volumes to Reach New High
For insurers, the main inflation impact will show in rising claims costs, more in non-life than life insurance in which policy benefits are defined at inception
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Global Insurance Premium to surpass $7 trillion. World Insurance Outlook
Swiss Re estimate strong 6.1% nominal growth in total premiums (non-life and life) in 2022. That translates into near flat growth (+0.4%)