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Sharing economy: massive risk potential remains unrealised, Lloyd’s Report

The sharing of assets and services creates new opportunities but also new risks. It can be difficult for traditional insurance coverages to be applied to disruptive sharing economy models as assets are fragmented – owned and shared amongst users – and new multi-party relationships between platforms, providers and consumers draw further questions around who is ultimately responsible for managing and mitigating risk.

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Political risk and violence, terrorist attacks on the rise:AON

Last year political risk increased in eleven countries, compared to only two countries that saw reduced risk, showing the persistence of political risk across the globe, highlighted by increases in political violence and supply chain disruption. Many countries’ risks of supply chain disruption have risen due to both climate shocks and weakening fiscal positions.

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Robots can be risky,Allianz

AI-based applications will increase vulnerability of businesses to cyber-attacks and technical failure, leading to larger-scale disruption and loss scenarios
•Companies face liability challenges as responsibility shifts from human to machine and manufacturer. New framework needed to manage rise in AI-generated damages
•Risk management can help maximize the net benefits of AI. Five areas are crucial for identifying threats: software accessibility, safety, accountability, liability and ethics
•    Insurance industry is an early adopter of AI applications to automate repetitive processes, boost risk analysis and improve customer interaction 
 

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Climate change heightens key risks for P&C insurance, reinsurance sectors: Moody’s

“The effects of climate change on the frequency and severity of catastrophic events are difficult to predict, and the correlation of climate-exposed risks that span P&C (re)insurers’ balance sheets increases the magnitude of potential losses arising from the physical and transition risks associated with climate change,” James Eck, a Moody’s Vice President says

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