Humans of Allianz

Diana and Allan Cockburn’s Story: A medical emergency in Thailand

Diana and Allan Cockburn were in Thailand for a family wedding when things suddenly turned.

Allan, a retired GP with 46 years of experience, noticed Diana’s foot was painful, cold and pale after their long flight, a life-threatening warning sign he could not ignore.

Diana had suffered a severe aneurysm. A clot had formed, cutting off blood flow to her leg.

Thankfully, Diana had declared her pre-existing medical conditions, and she also had Allianz Travel Insurance.

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Oct 21, 2026 | Mobility, Reports & studies, Property & Casualty

Content Report: Swipe. Tap. Crash. Driver distraction in the digital car

The Allianz Motor Day 2026 report examines how touchscreens, smartphones and digital cockpits affect driver attention, crash risk and road safety.

Oct 21, 2026 | Media release, Property & Casualty, Mobility

Allianz research links distraction to one in three road accidents

New Allianz research finds distraction is a factor in one in three road crashes and highlights how digital cockpit design can impact driver attention and safety.

Oct 21, 2026 | Article, Mobility, Property & Casualty

Driver distraction in the digital car and its implications for road safety

In this keynote from the 14th Allianz Motor Day, Klaus-Peter Röhler examines the growing risks of driver distraction, the role of in-car screens, and the actions needed to improve road safety.

Oct 16, 2026 | Media release, Strategy & Investments, Asset Management

How Germany’s investment gap could be its biggest opportunity

Germany faces an investment gap of up to EUR730bn. Allianz Research explains how reforms and private capital could help unlock sustainable growth.

Oct 16, 2026 | Strategy & Investments, Statement, Asset Management

From underinvestment into a powerful new growth cycle

Germany faces an investment gap of up to EUR730bn. Allianz SE Board Member Andreas Wimmer explains how reforms could unlock investment and growth.

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Last updated: September 23, 2026

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** As of June 30, 2026.

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