The Telegraph: Man-made disasters are now a much greater threat than natural ones
Man-made risks, such as market crash and cyber-attacks, now account for 60 per cent of the total economic output at risk in major cities globally, says a report by the Centre for Risk Studies at Cambridge Judge Business School. The…
Risky business
Companies and countries have always dealt with risks, but new threats such as cyber security are now changing the equation. How do you measure risk, what is the impact of recent events such as the Brexit vote, and what is…
Geopolitical and security shocks rise across the world
The potential impact of geopolitical and security shocks on the economy of the world’s largest cities has risen by 16 per cent in the last year, according to the 2018 update of the Global Risk Index from the Centre for…
CNBC: Cybercrime the fastest developing risk globally
Lloyd's Chairman Bruce Carnegie-Brown discusses the findings of Global City Risk Index, produced in collaboration with the Centre for Risk Studies at Cambridge Judge Business School. According to the report, the potential impact of geopolitical and security shocks to the…
Asia Insurance Post: Report: Threats from conflict and terrorism account for more than half of Indian cities’ risks
The potential impact of geopolitical and security shocks on the economy of the world’s largest cities has risen by 16 per cent in the last year, according to the 2018 Global Risk Index by the Centre for Risk Studies at…
Reuters: Tokyo is world city facing greatest risks
According to the latest Lloyd’s City Risk Index, Tokyo is facing most risks globally to its annual economic output, due to its proximity to North Korea. The report by the Centre for Risk Studies at Cambridge Judge Business School tracked…
Fortune: How relying on oil makes us more vulnerable to cyberattacks
A report by Lloyd’s and the Centre for Risk Studies at Cambridge Judge Business School highlights how a major attack on the US electricity grid could quickly cost the economy between $243 billion and $1 trillion, equivalent to 40 to…
Corporate risk
From a risk perspective, the past decade has been traumatic, from the global financial crisis to election shocks of tectonic proportions. Professor Daniel Ralph of Cambridge Judge says not to expect the next decade to be any better, instead -…
Bank default measurement
Study co-authored by Professor Turalay Kenc, a Pembroke Visiting Scholar at Cambridge Judge Business School, develops a new model to measure bank default risk during volatile periods. A new study co-authored by Professor Turalay Kenc, a Pembroke Visiting Scholar at…
Insurance Times: Pool Re to extend cover to include physical damage from cyber attacks
Pool Re, the terrorism reinsurance pool in UK, will extend its cover to include material damage caused by cyber attacks. The extension is based on a research study by the Centre for Risk Studies at Cambridge Judge Business School. Simon…
