Nassim Abu Madi
Insurance & Risk
I cover insurance and risk transfer with a practical mindset: pricing cycles, underwriting discipline, and what regulation changes in the real world. I’m less interested in slogans and more interested in terms. My work is written for people who deal with consequences—how risk is being re-priced, where capacity is tightening, and what assumptions quietly shifted between last quarter and this one.
Latest by Nassim Abu Madi
2026-07-13 UTC
Gold's $4,000 Question: A Refocus on Structural Pressures
insurance-risk
2026-07-11 UTC
The Strategic Weight of a Memory Chip IPO
insurance-risk
2026-07-07 UTC
The Strait of Hormuz: A Geopolitical Premium Yet Unpaid in Oil Markets
insurance-risk
2026-07-06 UTC
Gold's Endurance: A Test of Market Conviction
insurance-risk
2026-06-22 UTC
The Unsettled Calculus of Crude Amidst Peace Efforts
insurance-risk
2026-06-17 UTC
Hawkish Undercurrents Challenge Rate Cut Consensus
insurance-risk
2026-06-11 UTC
The Persistent Allure of "Oversold": A Call for Deeper Scrutiny
insurance-risk
2026-06-03 UTC
The Quantum Divide: Strategic Implications of a Nascent Technology
insurance-risk
2026-06-01 UTC
The Persistent Geopolitical Premium: Iran Talks Collapse and the $100 Brent Threshold
insurance-risk
2026-05-25 UTC
The Gravitational Pull of Public Markets for Enduring Private Ventures
insurance-risk
2026-05-15 UTC
The Redefinition of Software Resilience in an AI-Driven Market
insurance-risk