A new report has revealed that 57% of rated companies in Asia Pacific region face ESG risks and these risks work out to more than $4tn in aggregated debt.
The Securities and Exchange Commission of the US (SEC) has proposed new rule changes that would require registrants to include certain climate-related disclosures in their registration statements and periodic reports.
A new study by Aviva Insurance has revealed that more than a fifth of workers (22%) would think about taking a lower salary if they had the option to do hybrid working, while almost a third (31%) would do the same if they were able to choose flexible working hours.
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Singapore continue to feel the effects from COVID-19 and a majority are still leaving their international expansion plans on the backburner for the next 12 to 24 months according to the seventh edition of QBE Insurance's annual research survey of Singapore SMEs.
Specialist insurer Beazley's new report Spotlight on business risks shows that business leaders believe they are more resilient as they move into 2022 but 34% still place business risks as their top concern for the year.
A recent survey conducted by Chubb Insurance and not-for-profit risk management company TechAssure has highlighted how the COVID-19 pandemic has shaped the technology and life sciences clients' approach to major business challenges and risks.
The Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) has submitted a final text on Solvency II to the French presidency of European Commission (EC).
Two-thirds of executives participating in a research study said their companies are 'very concerned' about climate change, and 79% believe the world is at 'a climate change tipping point'.
The last two years 2020 and 2021 and the instability caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, social unrest and the impact of climate change have highlighted how risks facing businesses are becoming increasingly volatile and interconnected according to Aon's 2021 Global Risk Management Survey.
A new study in the US has revealed that economic losses experienced in just a single day from disruptions could range from $8m to $250m depending on the length and severity of the incident.