Armed conflicts, gray zone sabotage and rising civil unrest are reshaping the global risk landscape, with business assets increasingly exposed to conflict, according to Allianz Commercial.

Total recalled units jumped 27% to 492.31 million in Q1 2026 despite fewer recall events, as tariff volatility, geopolitical disruption and evolving regulations compound product safety risks, according to Sedgwick.

Despite a 5.3% drop in supply chain crime incidents in the first quarter of 2026, estimated losses held steady at $131.58 million, Verisk CargoNet found.

Geoeconomic confrontation, cyberattacks, extreme weather and aging systems are amplifying risks across essential infrastructure networks, according to a Gallagher report.

Chubb’s 2026 Cyber Claims Report finds that autonomous AI attacks, expanding privacy litigation, and supply chain interdependence are driving divergent trends in cyber claim frequency and severity.

A global survey of business leaders exposes a widening gap between supply chain risk awareness and financial protection, according to Gallagher.

Allianz survey finds more than half of risk managers view cascading supply chain disruptions as the most plausible Black Swan event for their companies.

The number of recalls in 2025 marks second-highest annual total in seven years, as regulatory turbulence reshapes industry risk: Sedgwick.

The fast-moving and highly regulated life sciences and pharmaceuticals space demands a high degree of broker specialization.

CargoNet analysis reveals organized criminal groups increasingly targeting high-value shipments, with estimated theft losses reaching $725 million in 2025.

Technova Industries is helping to prevent shipping errors that can result millions of dollars in waste, health risks and liability disputes.

Affected units spike 201% despite fewer overall recall events, signaling evolving risk landscape for manufacturers and insurers, Sedgwick reports.

Beazley survey reveals 83% of executives cite political and economic uncertainty as growth barrier, yet confidence in risk adaptation strengthens.

Technology investments and supply chain adaptations drive optimism amid trade uncertainty, Nationwide survey shows.

Digital threats, economic pressures, and worker safety form critical risk triad for U.S. executives, Hartford survey shows.

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

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.

Underreporting of business interruption exposures can be just expensive as the same shortfall in property.