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October 26, 2026
Allianz Beach Arena for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games joins the Allianz Family of Stadiums
First Olympic and Paralympic venue in history to display the Allianz name and the eighth member of the Allianz Family of Stadiums. • The nearly 15,000 seat temporary arena on the Long Beach waterfront will host Olympic Beach Volleyball and Paralympic Blind Football (Soccer). • Allianz unveils its customized LA28 Games emblem, marking the start of its preparations for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
October 21, 2026
Allianz research links distraction to one in three road accidents
An extensive research program led by the Allianz Center for Technology links distraction to one in three road accidents, with findings from multiple data sources pointing to distraction as an important factor in crashes. In four simulated driving scenarios, distracted drivers performed worse than those simulated with a blood alcohol level of 0.8 per mille. Depending on the cockpit design, identical tasks added up to three seconds of off-road glance time. Consumer survey across nine countries: Two in three drivers want physical controls restored for safety-critical functions. Allianz calls on car manufacturers to rethink cockpit interfaces, regulators to treat distraction by mobile phones and user interfaces systematically, and drivers to recognize their responsibility.
October 16, 2026
How Germany’s investment gap could be its biggest opportunity
Germany has fallen up to EUR730bn behind the U.S. in investment since 2019, but this gap could hold one of Europe’s largest investment opportunities. Public spending alone will not be enough to close it. Simpler permitting and procurement, pension reform and de-risking vehicles such as the “Deutschlandfonds” are key to rebooting sustainable growth by channeling private capital into energy, digital infrastructure, transport and defense. Domestic savings can also play a bigger role: shifting just 5% of German households’ EUR9trn in financial assets from deposits into productive investment would mobilize around EUR450bn.