Meet Our International Team: Cristina Arapu
At GrECo Romania, we are proud to work alongside Cristina Arapu, a highly respected insurance professional with over 20 years of experience and more than 14 years with our company.
Creating International Opportunity in a Dynamic Polish Market
Renowned as Poland’s #1 broker for complex industry and construction risks, we have delivered on large-scale risk challenges such as:
Update: Insurers Tighten Requirements for Flights to the Middle East
Effective immediately, insurers require advance notification of any planned flight into the affected territories.
Why Another Middle East Conflict Forces Us to Rethink Terrorism & Political Violence Coverage
When geopolitical shockwaves hit, PRI doesn’t flinch. And that stability is often exactly what lenders, investors, and boards need to see.
Continuity and Scenario Planning in the Shadow of the US–Iran Conflict
Given the fluidity of the US–Iran situation, companies should prepare multiple, distinct scenarios.
Financial Risks and the Gulf Crisis: Market Uncertainty and the Threat From Capital Flight
The priority right now for Financial Institutions and Property related industries must be to make sure their KYC and other anti-money laundering controls are as tight as possible
Iran Conflict 2026: Insurance-Relevant Implications for Aviation Customers in CSEE
This article summarises the key insurance‑relevant developments and outlines what aviation customers must consider immediately.
Crisis Management Protocols for CSEE Companies Amid Middle East Escalation
Robust crisis protocols are not just a protective measure, they are essential for operational continuity in today’s unpredictable landscape.
GrECo Expands Its Agricultural Risk Expertise in Latvia Through the Acquisition of AgroBroker
To support the long-term resilience of the agricultural sector, GrECo has acquired AgroBroker, a specialised agricultural insurance broker with deep roots in Latvia’s farming community.
Duty of Care Under Pressure: Helping Employees Navigate the Evolving Risks in the Middle East
In times of geopolitical uncertainty, attempting to predict events is less important than preparing for rapid change.