China policy push spurs demand for cyber cover
November 10 2022 by Andrew Tjaardstra
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Changing nature of cyber risks in Asia drives need for cover
- April 30
Ransomware, extortion, political actors and AI make businesses in the region more vulnerable, while regulations are helping with fuelling insurance demand.
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‘Sushi terrorism’ puts reputational risk insurance in Japan centre stage
- April 29
Reputation management was once little more than an afterthought for many companies, outsourced to crisis communication teams, however, the rise of social media is changing perceptions.
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Dali general average claims will bring new pressures for the market: TT Club
- April 25
With parts of the Francis Scott Key Bridge falling onto the vessel, those who are part of GA agreement will shoulder some liability for the costs of their removal, which is likely to add to the significant losses.
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Insurers face headwinds from pace of regulatory changes: Zurich’s APAC CRO
- April 24
Regulatory changes aside, the insurer's regional head of risk Siddhartha Medappa names macroeconomic risks, climate change, cyber and infectious disease as top risks facing businesses in the region.
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WTW | Building resilience against emerging risks in Asian realty sector
WTW’s Ben MacCarthy, head of real estate, hospitality & leisure, Asia, and Jennifer Tiang, cyber leader, Asia, discuss the real estate industry’s sectoral risk landscape and the emerging role of proptech.
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FM Global | Resilience: No longer a choice
As climate disclosure becomes mandatory and new risks emerge from natural hazards, understanding the tools that are available to build resilience is more important than ever.
