QBE Insurance Group is one of the world's top 20 general insurance and reinsurance companies, with operations in all the key insurance markets. QBE is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and is headquartered in Sydney. We employ more than 14,500 people in 37 countries.
The European Commission estimates that every dollar invested by a business in disaster prevention yields four dollars in response savings. Read the latest edition of The Unpredictability Series from QBE to learn more about the challenges catastrophic events pose to supply chains...
Businesses are operating in unpredictable times and preparing for the what if’s and the absolute worst-case scenario will keep insurance relevant...
Just 42% of UK organisations think the next year will be predictable. QBE spoke to 1,300 businesses to find out how unpredictability is affecting them and how risk management and scenario planning can help...
The ability of UK businesses to compete internationally is being seriously compromised by the country’s poor infrastructure, including road, rail and air transport, according to a new survey...
Supply-chain management is inherently complex, especially in an age of Brexit uncertainties, increasing protectionism and global political upheaval. Supply-chain risk is hard to quantify...
Several years of impressive performance in UK retail could be coming to an end but thankfully, credit insurance is on hand to help suppliers into the retail sector protect themselves against bad debts...
The public has expressed a preference for Britain to leave the EU and we must now work on the basis that the UK will be exiting the EU and potentially the single market sometime before 2020...
Richard Pryce, CEO QBE European Operations, considers some of the implications of Brexit for insurers and clients...
Exploring the risks around the possibility of the UK leaving the European Union was the overarching theme of StrategicRISK's Brexit Forum, sponsored by QBE...
