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B2B e-commerce growth attracts sophisticated AI-driven fraud, prompting the need for AI-based detection and solutions like Allianz Trade Pay to secure transactions.

Luke Morawitz is appointed Country Manager for Allianz Trade South Africa while retaining his Head of Credit role, reflecting his long-standing leadership and expertise.

Allianz UK grew revenues and profits in 2025 across Commercial, Personal, and Specialty lines, improving efficiency and investing in digital transformation despite market challenges.

Allianz Trade enhances trade credit insurance and operations by empowering employees with generative AI skills and scalable, secure AI tools.

The UK is rated low risk for systemic defaults but faces slow growth, high insolvencies, and financial pressures that keep commercial insurance risks elevated.

Allianz Trade rates Morocco low risk, Algeria medium risk, and Tunisia high risk for businesses, highlighting economic strengths and vulnerabilities in each.

The Country Risk Atlas 2026 reveals Africa's economic resilience amid structural vulnerabilities and exposure to external shocks, with varied country-specific challenges.

Morocco is rated the safest African country for business by Allianz Trade amid strong growth and challenges, while global country risk improves but medium-term risks persist for major economies.

Allianz Trade rates Morocco as Africa's safest business environment with a stable B1 rating, highlighting strong economic growth and global risk improvements in 2025.

Allianz Trade expects Kazakhstan's economy to grow moderately and sustainably by 2026, prioritizing investment quality and efficiency.

Allianz Trade rates Morocco as Africa's safest business environment with a stable B1 rating, highlighting its strong economic growth and resilience amid global risks.

Allianz Trade's 2026 risk report highlights Africa's mixed economic risks and opportunities, urging selective, detailed risk management for businesses.

Allianz Trade's 2026 Country Risk Atlas keeps Morocco's rating at B1, noting strong growth but ongoing sectoral and social challenges, while global risk improves with some persistent risks in major economies.

Serbia's economy is forecasted to grow faster, reaching 3.5-4% in 2026-2027, up from 2.1% in 2025, according to Allianz Trade.

Allianz Trade's 2026 Country Risk Atlas shows global risk improved in 2025 but highlights persistent medium-term risks in major economies, urging detailed risk management.

Slovenia's GDP growth is expected to reach 2.8% in 2026 due to infrastructure investment, external demand, and private consumption normalization.

Bulgaria's economy is forecasted to grow by 3.3% in 2026 despite political instability, according to Allianz Trade.

Morocco maintains a low-risk B1 rating with solid economic growth driven by industry, exports, and tourism, despite challenges like youth unemployment and economic disparities.

Allianz Trade's 2025 Country Risk Atlas shows improved risk ratings for most countries despite global tensions.