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Read moreAt a societal and individual level, we continue to deal with the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic while striving to make progress on recovery efforts.
Read moreThe 16th edition of the Global Risk Report which the WEF published with support from Marsh & McLennan, highlighted the disruptive implications of major risks, that will not only be reshaping our world in 2021 but may even have implications.
Read moreTraditionally, the focus has been on insurance premiums when quantifying risk – but this does not account for the true cost of a crisis fallout, and many of these missing costs are costs businesses can control.
Read moreThis blog provides some suggestions on safeguarding mobile devices against multiple types of risk.
Read moreIn today’s commercial environment, construction companies need to evaluate their current cash position and near-term cash needs much more regularly than before. So what are their options?
Read moreAs we count down to a new year, senior leaders need to identify the learnings from various disruptors and enhance their risk management strategies to emerge stronger.
Read moreGlobal commercial insurance pricing increase is a proprietary measure of global commercial insurance premium pricing change at renewal, representing the world's major insurance markets.
Read moreThe impact of COVID-19 will challenge the operations of companies well into the future; having a good understanding of potential risk has never been more important to business survival and resilience.
Read moreTaking a complete view of people, processes, and technology, and developing a culture of risk awareness and ownership from the top down across the organisation is essential.
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