Whether it's a feature article on our groundbreaking research or an interview with one of our industry leaders, FM Global is frequently in the news. From here, you can read recent news reports and informative articles written by or featuring commentary from company experts.
While the UK has performed strongly in the 2022 update to the FM Global Resilience Index, the country is worryingly exposed to climate risk according to Commercial Risk Europe.
At the AIRMIC Conference 2022, FM Global's Adrian Oxley highlighted various issues that can follow supply chain disruption. In the panel session, Adrian described how property and facility losses can quickly cause widespread business and industry disruption if not managed carefully.
With the launch of the online 2022 FM Global Resilience, Commercial Risk Europe highlights the vulnerabilities of Asian manufacturing hubs to climate and supply chain risks.
As organisations around the world look to transition to a low-carbon economy, there are several risks that need to be considered carefully. FM Global's Dr Lou Gritzo provides more information in this feature for StrategicRISK.
Many experts now consider data centers to be critical national infrastructure. FM Global's Tiago Dias breaks down how these facilities can become more resilient to perils like fire and climate risk.
The transition to a largely electric-powered, low-carbon economy requires will bring with it significant risk and appropriate resilience building, as FM Global’s Lou Gritzo explains.
As demand for warehousing space continues to grow, businesses must be mindful of the risks these facilities present. Fortunately, these risks can be mitigated, as our operations engineering manager Russell Kirby highlights.
With businesses around the world looking to build climate resilience, our operations client service manager Adriano Lanzilotto provides his insight about appropriate risk mitigation for climate risks.
To successfully build climate resilience it's vital that organisations understand what the impacts of a changing climate might be. Adriano Lanzilotto provides more insight in this feature for AIRMIC News.
Our managing director for London Operations, Andrew Bryson, took part in the Keynote Debate at the AIRMIC Conference 2021 in Brighton, UK, discussing various trends and issues affecting the insurance industry, such as climate change and cyber risk.
