Insights & Impacts

At the recent Asia Climate Forum held in Singapore, Yong Seek Ying and Dr Louis Gritzo discuss how a data-based approach backed by FM Approved flood mitigation solutions can help businesses beat the rising tide of flood risk and build greater #ClimateResilience.

Businesses can take action to help mitigate the impact of a changing climate on physical assets and supply chains across Asia. Watch a #ClimateResilience presentation delivered by Yong Seek Ying at the recent Asia Climate Forum held in Singapore to learn how science-backed solutions can help you protect your business against floods and other climate-related risks.

The Asia Pacific region is at the forefront of climate risks, and could benefit tremendously from adopting climate defenses early. However, money issues could get in the way.

As intense floods and storms get more frequent in the region, there are growing fears that companies aren't aware of the risks they face or prepared for them.

As we continue to watch the unfolding conflict, FM Global has made the decision to stop renewing any reinsurance business and to cease underwriting new reinsurance business with Russian insurers.

As we watch the unfolding situation in Ukraine, our thoughts turn to all who may be impacted by these tragic events.

Recent announcements at COP26 demand action from businesses, says FM Global’s Mr. Tan Hian Hong. However, many companies have not yet fully grasped the operational risks to their business presented by climate change or understand what can be done to address them.

With new technology, comes great opportunities, and even greater risk. Pankaj Thareja speaks to Strategic Risk APAC to discuss 5G and how businesses can reap the benefits, and minimise risk to industrial control systems.

Today, data is the new gold. While data is perceived to be a source of vital intelligence that can help organisations make informed risk management decisions and predict risks to their asset portfolios, understanding how to identify and apply data continues to be an area where many businesses struggle.