Rapid Aging of World Population Will Transform Global Property & Casualty Insurance Industry by 2050

Rapid Aging of World Population Will Transform Global Property & Casualty Insurance Industry by 2050

PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 22, 2025-

AI is inherently ageist. That’s not just unethical – it can be costly for workers and businesses

insta_photos/ShutterstockThe world is facing a “silver tsunami” – an unprecedented ageing of the global workforce. By 2030, more than half of the labour force in many EU countries will be aged 50 or above. Similar trends are emerging across Australia, the US and other developed and developing economies. Far from being a burden or representing a crisis, the ageing workforce is a valuable resource – offering a so-called “silver dividend”. Older wo…

Rapid ageing of world population to 'transform' global insurance industry by 2050

The ageing of the world’s population will transform the industry globally by 2050 with the shift in the ratio of seniors- to-working age adults playing a critical role in changing habits around consumption, transportation, and use of technology, the just published Capgemini Research Institute’s World Property and Casualty Insurance Report says. With major implications for both commercial and personal P&C insurance, these trends will drive the in…

Capgemini Report Looks at Changing Demographics of Life & Health Sector

Europe and North America, plus Japan are facing the challenges of an ageing population as birth rates acrss indigenous populations drop. Despite mass migration the demographic profiles of the future offer a big challenge to [...] The post Capgemini Report Looks at Changing Demographics of Life & Health Sector appeared first on .

Greece to become a country of pensioners by 2050

The accelerating deterioration of the demographic problem is set to lead to a shortage of 515,000 workers in 2050.

The Colombian population is ageing at an accelerated pace, with demographic conditions beginning to resemble those faced by Japan decades ago. SEE MORE: Births in Colombia fell 14% in 2024 and 33% in the last decadeIn 2024, births in Colombia fell 13.7%, after decreasing 10.1% in 2023 and 7.0% in 2022, consolidating a downward trend initiated before the pandemic, but accelerated by it. Compared to 2019, births were 31% lower, reflecting a profou…