Julian Alovisi serves as the Head of Research at Howden, where he leads research efforts and thought leadership initiatives. His work focuses on analyzing global trends in macroeconomics, geopolitics, and technology to help businesses navigate a complex risk landscape.
Before joining Howden, Alovisi held a similar role at Hyperion X Analytics, where he was responsible for producing impactful and non-periodical research. His insights are particularly valuable in understanding the dynamic nature of the insurance market and its role in mitigating global economic uncertainties.
As a skilled and motivated thought leadership specialist with a proven track record, I have over 20 years’ experience (including 15 years in (re)insurance) of working in research and thought leadership roles to produce market-leading analysis and insight.
My key skills include strong (re)insurance sector knowledge, report writing, data analysis and creating customised content to highlight key sector developments and opportunities. I am accustomed to working on complex projects with strict deadlines and have extensive experience of delivering insightful and timely thought leadership publications to support commercial goals and growth strategies.
Cyber continues to live up to its dynamic reputation. With no sign of the risk landscape abating – as demonstrated by ransomware, geopolitical instability
Cyber insurance dynamics have shifted significantly over the last 12 months. After a period of upheaval – characterised by a rapidly deteriorating loss environment
Political Violence (Re)Insurance Risks are escalating as the world navigates a succession of crises. Economic and geopolitical shocks have dominated agendas
Pricing cycles in the commercial insurance and reinsurance sectors are now converging, marked by price increase moderation overall for the former, albeit with strengthening
The global economy is in a precarious position. The war in Ukraine has superseded COVID-19 as the dominant economic driver, even as China continues to grapple
Climate risk has once again been the catalyst for insurance and reinsurance market change. Major losses caused by extreme weather events in recent years
