RiskScan 2026 Survey Reveals Increasingly Complex Risk Landscape as Insurance Protection Gaps Persist: Triple-I/Munich Re US
The Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I) and Munich Re US today announced the release of RiskScan 2026, a comprehensive cross-market research study that examines evolving risk perceptions and interconnected exposures in the United States and United Kingdom insurance markets.
Featuring detailed research findings and key insights from Triple-I and various senior executives within the Munich Re Group of companies, RiskScan 2026 provides two in-depth reports:
RiskScan 2026 (Re)insurancehighlights the growing alignment around related risks that are reshaping economies and societies and cites persistent insurance protection gaps that threaten long-term resilience. It builds on the inaugural RiskScan 2024 study and demonstrates that today’s risk landscape is increasingly defined not by isolated threats but by overlapping pressures spanning cyber incidents, natural catastrophes, economic volatility, artificial intelligence (AI), business interruption, and emerging liability exposures.
RiskScan 2026: Specialty Insurance incorporates global specialty market perspectives and insights on cyber incidents, business interruption, new technologies, and natural catastrophes – revealed as tightly interconnected concerns that reinforce how operational disruption, supply chain volatility, liability exposure, and technology dependencies can quickly cascade across organizations and industries. The specialty findings also underscore growing attention to long-tail emerging exposures, including evolving AI-related risks.
