WTW survey reveals shift in priorities as pandemic concerns recede; most organizations still struggle with unexpected supply chain losses.

The RISKWORLD™ event in Chicago this year took a step forward. We’ll see where it goes from here.

Nearly 60% of companies expect negative financial impact from Trump trade policies, matching losses from Ukraine conflict as political risk reaches enterprise-level concern, Willis finds.

Rising tariffs create hidden insurance risks for U.S. importers, requiring updated cargo coverage strategies in an increasingly complex global supply chain environment.

WTW report highlights strategic advantages of captive solutions amid expected rise in corporate insolvencies and stricter underwriting standards.

Global trade patterns face disruption as geopolitical tensions reshape traditional business relationships and risk management approaches, Marsh reports.

Denmark again leads FM’s ranking of most resilient business environments in 2025.

World Economic Forum survey details mounting risk concerns across geopolitical, environmental and technological spheres through 2035.

Business leaders rank economic downturn, inflation and labor shortages as top risks for 2024, according to World Economic Forum survey.

Cybersecurity, AI governance, and geopolitical risks emerge as top concerns in Riskonnect’s 2024 New Generation of Risk Survey.

Ultimately, our philosophy is to work closely with experienced and influential clients, partner with multilateral agencies, and build a diversified portfolio to effectively manage political risk in emerging markets.

Expanding beyond Europe, the 2024 Global Risk Manager Survey from FERMA reveals key risks, challenges, and demographic shifts in risk management.

Risk managers face a complex array of challenges in an era of rapid technological advancement and global volatility.

Carriers see room for growth in political risk and credit lines whose rates have remained relatively stable.

Businesses confront intensifying economic, geopolitical, and AI-driven risks in 2024, according to Clyde & Co.’s Risk Radar report.

Geopolitical tensions escalate as multinational companies confront heightened political risks, with a focus on Europe, Russia, and “gray zone aggression,” reports WTW and Oxford Analytica.

Amid rising global tensions, businesses grapple with potential political violence and property damage at home and abroad, underscoring the need for robust risk mitigation strategies, according to Beazley.

We always advise our clients to be vigilant, even in low-risk countries. Never assume everything is okay, and take the same care and attention wherever you’re traveling.

Political violence emerges as a top concern for businesses, driven by global unrest and economic uncertainty, according to the Allianz Risk Barometer.

The 2024 FM Global Resilience Index, with six new risk factors, guides businesses in strategic decision-making on property and operations in the most resilient business environment.