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Preserving Rare Books

Rare books are collectible items which can carry hefty price tags. As more than 100 countries around the world prepare to celebrate World Book Day,the risks associated with collections of valuable books can be managed and transferred

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Chatbots can change the customer service business

From the enterprise point of view, chatbots are relatively much cheaper than mobile apps, and are adaptable for various messaging platforms. Today, the cost-effectiveness of customer service is measured in terms of the ability to reduce the number of customer calls and average handling time, while in case of chatbots, the additional cost of handling more conversations and higher handling time is negligible.

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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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