This report Risk Decisions 360 Emerging Risks That Can Impede Sustainable Company Growth, is the result of extensive research and insights aimed at empowering businesses to make informed decisions in the face of new and evolving risks. We examine critical areas that pose significant potential threats to growth, including cybersecurity, technological advancements, financial volatility and operational disruptions, among others – as well as delve into how business executives and owners view the skills and investment required, and the effectiveness of insurance, in mitigating these risks.

The level of uncertainty in today’s global marketplace and the velocity of change continue to produce a multitude of potential risks that can disrupt an organization’s business model and strategy on very short notice. This report contains results from our 11th annual worldwide risk survey of directors and executives to obtain their views on the extent to which a broad collection of risks is likely to affect their organizations over the next year - 2023. We analyze variances across different sizes and types of organizations, industry and respondent position, in addition to variations among organizations based in different geographic regions.

The insights presented in this report will help guide your supply chainmonitoring and risk mitigation strategy, enable better informed decision-making processes, and aid the formulationof responses that create more resilient and sustainablebusiness operations.

This monthly threat report takes a look at the month of September 2017. More specifically, it takes a look at VULNS, Apache Exploits, and the Equifax breach.

Lloyd’s City Risk Index 2015-2025, shows that trillions of dollars are at risk from manmade and natural disasters – disasters that have occurred in the past and are likely to do so again in the future. The nature of these threats is changing too. Certain extreme weather events linked to climate change are increasing in severity and frequency. Manmade threats, such as cyber attack and market crash, are increasingly significant as companies expand into new markets and territories.