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The 2024 FM Global Resilience Index adds several new factors to its rankings, including education, inflation, internet usage, water stress, greenhouse gas emissions and climate change exposure.

Following allocation of last year’s inaugural resilience credit of US$300 million, clients accelerated implementation of mitigation efforts to drive a forecasted reduction in economic impact of up to US$20 billion.

The Climate Change Impact Report is a proprietary tool to help the commercial property insurer’s clients identify, understand and avoid risks as far in the future as 2050.

The Freeze Map will help businesses understand how their operations may be exposed to their potential freeze risk.

New products help businesses build their climate resilience.

For companies seeking to grow and expand around the world responsibly and serve new customers and communities, the online 2022 FM Global Resilience Index [fmglobal.com/resilienceindex], has just been released and enhanced.

In her new role, Waters will lead a team of engineering experts focused on fortifying industrial and commercial properties against climate and structural risks.

Although FM Global, for nearly two centuries, has constantly found new ways to make clients resilient, rarely has its diligence gained such recognition as it has this month.

Six months after the release of the 2021 FM Global Resilience Index, six factors are testing supply chains and businesses like never before.