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Online OnlyRisk briefing: getting to grips with construction risks
Ade Adeyemo, UK Construction Practice Lead – Risk Consulting at RSA Insurance, explores how construction risks are evolving and how risk managers must adapt to manage them
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AnalysisBusiness interruption and natural catastrophes are the top risks facing the construction sector
Property damage and business interruption losses are now likely to be significantly higher than before Covid-19, here’s how risk managers can respond
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NewsTaking a systemic approach to global resilience
Building resilience into our global society has to begin now, with significant benefits for risk managers
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NewsWTW names head of Corporate Risk and Broking, Hong Kong
Iris Chan assumes an expanded role and will be responsible for all aspects of CRB business in Hong Kong and Macau
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NewsFlying blind
Disregard for physical climate risks are a clear threat to resilient infrastructure
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NewsCROSS urges attention to risk management
Engineers must consider risk management at a “fundamental level” following structural collapses and tragic building fires
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NewsAsia to power global construction boom
The switch to more sustainable buildings and infrastructure and adoption of modern building methods will transform the risk landscape, finds AGCS
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NewsESG shaping construction risk profiles
Global construction output is expected to grow by 42% by 2030, driven largely by government stimuli - report
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NewsRansomware costs to reach $20 billion in 2021
Only 40% of organisations report having adequate remote work strategies to manage the risks associated with WFH, finds Aon cyber report
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NewsNSW tackles unsafe cladding
New scheme will offer financial incentives to the owners of high-rise properties to replace dangerous cladding
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NewsCOVID-19: Construction insurance rates harden
In Asia, pricing generally rose during the first half of 2020 in key markets, including Singapore and Hong Kong
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NewsInfrastructure to drive growth post COVID - sigma
Emerging Asia will invest an estimated $1.7 trillion annually, equal to 4.2% of GDP; China will account for 35% of global investment