Insights & Impacts

What lessons in resilience can business leaders glean from the region? Tan Hian Hong, FM Global vice president and client service manager shares his insights in our latest podcast.

A pandemic may seem like an unprecedented risk but it has a lot in common with a much more likely threat: cyberattacks. A serious cyber-attack has the capacity to significantly disrupt, if not entirely stop, a company’s operations across the globe, hitting downstream processes and deliveries to customers

Australian businesses better understand the risk of cyber than they did a few years ago and place a higher priority on a cyber security program, but they still need to have a detailed crisis management plan in place because attacks are inevitable.

To understand what has been happening in the commercial property insurance market and where it is going, a simple model that looks at the underlying drivers of market conditions can provide some explanation.

As the impacts of climate change become more extreme and widespread, find out why insurance may not be enough to save building owners.

Australia is vulnerable to an increase in extreme weather events thanks to the effects of climate change, but many businesses are unprepared for an increase in fires or floods.

Sadly, over three quarters of CEO/CFO’s admit that their firms are not fully prepared for the changing climate. Michael Stuckings outlines what steps can be taken to reduce the impact of the changing climate and how you can improve resilience against climate risk throughout your supply chains.

Despite a focus on the issue in recent years, the number of mobile plant-related fires on mine sites remains unacceptably high. Michael Beaumont outlines the severity of this issue, as well as the actionable steps that you can take to reduce risk and improve your fire resilience.

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