With increased investment in offshore energy assets, such as wind turbines, re/insurers and their clients need to understand and identify their potential exposures caused by climate change

Global trade is increasingly dependent on an interlinked sequence of supply and manufacturing operations working smoothly, which creates a connected risk as the world has come to rely on a smaller number of very large key pinch points

Risks are becoming interwoven and interconnected, on a scale not seen before. As a result, an event may no longer affect just one class of business

The advent of driverless raises questions about the increased risk represented by manufacturers, their suppliers and service providers

The trade credit and security implications of Brexit will expose corporate risk managers and their insurers to significant connected risks

The consequences of recent geopolitical developments for managing the operational, underwriting and other risks around regulatory developments for international insurers will be profound