Transformative technologies perspectives
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Read MoreGlobal Risks Report 2025 The 20th Global Risks Report, with Marsh Ƶ’s strategic support, offers insights from 900+ experts to help identify and prepare for pressing global risks.Understand the top global risks for 2025 and beyond
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Read MoreWith UN Race to Resilience We share how the global insurance industry can adapt to climate change, seize opportunity, and build a climate-resilient future.Building a Climate Resilient Future
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Read MoreReport A new whitepaper highlighting the critical need for greater public sector involvement to strengthen societal resilience in the event a catastrophic cyber eventClosing the cyber protection gap
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Read MoreReport This initiative applies five core insurance sector capabilities to a series of innovative Pioneer Projects that illustrate the power of insurance in risk reduction efforts.Fulfilling a Legacy of Societal Risk Management
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Read MoreArticle These five steps can help businesses not only survive, but thrive amid risks posed to global trade by economic fragmentation and protectionist policies.5 ways businesses can navigate new trade dynamics
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Read MorePerspective Quantum computing will become the biggest threat to data security, nullifying existing encryption standards. Businesses need to implement quantum-safe cybersecurity solutions.Quantum Computing Will Breach Your Data Security
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Read MoreReport The Web3 economy is under-insured and has huge potential for future growth. Insurers can leverage Web3 to create new business models.Will Web3 reinvent insurance?
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Read MoreArticle The ongoing changes in technology and digitization combined with the ability of cyber bad actors to keep pace means that cyber risk can be expected to be volatile for the foreseeable future. Using a captive insurer or cell as part of your cyber risk finance strategy can help set a steady course no matter the commercial market conditions.Captive Insurers Provide Alternative for Cyber Risk Financing
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Read MoreReport While technical IT teams have a crucial role in the development and design of robust and secure corporate networks, responsibility for cybersecurity must expand to include senior executives across the entire organisation. That means embedding security protocols into every function — from procurement to finance to sales — to ensure there is a company-wide “playbook” for responding to breaches.Cybersecurity is an Organization-wide Responsibility
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Read MoreArticle The fast-paced evolution of vehicle automation has the potential to give rise to an increased number of cyber incidents.Cyber Risk for Vehicles
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Read MoreReport Confront your catastrophic technology risks with the seventh edition of Marsh’s Global Technology Industry Risk Study. Learn about the top technology company risks and examine how leading organizations are rethinking their risk management strategies.2023 Global Technology Industry Risk Study
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Read MoreJournal The Marsh Ƶ Cyber Handbook features perspectives from business leaders across Marsh Ƶ who represent some of our best thinking about cyber risk.2023 Marsh Ƶ Semi-annual Cyber Handbook: 1st
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Read MoreReport While DORA is still an evolving standard, the direction of travel from the regulator is clear and requires a fundamental mindset shift across institutions.Preparing for the New Digital Operational Resilience Rules
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Read MoreReport In the last several years, reinsurance and insurance markets have grappled with the meaning of the war exclusion in the context of cyberattacks (or more broadly “cyber operations”).Asking the right questions about war exclusions in the context of cyber operations
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Read MoreReport Employee benefits programs — and the teams that deliver, manage, and report on them — have been thrust into the spotlight, with increased C-suite attention. However, organizations still have significant work to do when it comes to maximizing their use of data and analytics.Employee Benefits and Technology Trends Report
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Read MoreArticle Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) represent a multibillion dollar market. Globally, NFT transactions totaled more than $17 billion in 2021, marking a 21,350% increase from ~$82.5 million in 2020NFTs: 4 Insights to Capitalize on a Multibillion-Dollar Market