MMC Cyber Handbook 2020
Cyberattacks are viewed by business leaders as the number one risk in advanced economies for the second year in a row...
- Guy Carpenter / Report / 1 year ago
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Cyberattacks are viewed by business leaders as the number one risk in advanced economies for the second year in a row...
Disruptive forces are reshaping the global and regional landscapes...
Artificial intelligence. The Internet of Things. Blockchain. Big data. Digitization. No longer are technologies limited to esoteric conversations and experiments among science buffs...
The Internet of Things (IoT) is driving huge advances in organizational efficiency, reinventing the customer experience and spurring business innovation and opportunities...
Finance and treasury professionals are looking to adopt technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and robotic process automation, but few are prepared for the new business risks...
Widespread political volatility and rapid technological advances are spurring companies to question not just their resilience, but also their fitness for purpose in the new world order...
Cyber risk is now an embedded feature of the global risk landscape, and preventative risk management and post-event remediation are gaining importance as shareholders, customers, supply chain partners, and regulators...
Anticipating the unexpected has become more important than ever. Increasing global economic integration, technological advances, and geopolitical friction are profoundly complicating the risk landscape, creating exposures and vulnerabilities that have...
Technological progress is accelerating at a rapid pace and with it are the risks and opportunities that accompany those changes in many different segments of our economy...
The (re)insurance industry continues to evolve and adapt to a changing market on many fronts. Recent areas of focus include heightened cyber security risk, increased regulation, political and economic uncertainty, low interest rates and slow economic growth. At the same time, (re)insurers are managing new capital inflows, excess capacity and few catastrophe losses...