Risk & Resilience

There has arguably never been a better time to examine business sentiment around risk and resilience.

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About our research

Building on a programme of research and interviews with businesses of all sizes from 10 different industry sectors in the US and UK, we are throwing a spotlight on this area.

In a series of in-depth reports, we are sharing insights into how business leaders feel about a variety of risks within four key categories- Geopolitical, Business, Environment and Cyber & Tech.

 

 

 

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We have just come through an unprecedented time, and businesses have been left needing more than a one-size-fits-all insurance solution.
Lou Ann Layton

Lou Ann Layton
Group Head of Broker Relations and Marketing

Cyber & Technology 2022

Geopolitical 2022

Geopolitical risks include the threat of disruption, failure to keep pace with changing technology, cyber risk and intellectual property risk.

Business 2022

Business risks include supply chain instability, business interruption, boardroom risk, crime, reputational and employer risk.

Environmental 2021

Environmental risks include climate change and associated catastrophic risks, environmental damage, pandemic risk, food insecurity and energy transition risk.

Cyber & Technology 2021

Technology risks include the threat of disruption, failure to keep pace with changing technology, cyber risk and intellectual property risk.

Broker & Client Reports

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Risk in a new world order: How can we meet clients’ changing needs?

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New world, new risks: How are businesses' attitudes to risk and resilience changing?

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