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CYBER
Global cyber threat report: 2026
Cybersecurity in the wake of a new wave of risks AI-powered attacks. Escalating geopolitical tensions. Growing privacy liabilities. Increasing regulatory scrutiny. The forces reshaping cyber risk are multiplying. And so are the consequences for organ …
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Private Clients
Avoiding ‘crash for cash’ incidents
Not all crashes happen by accident. ‘Crash for cash’ scams are a type of fraud, in which criminals stage an accident, often with innocent road users, to profit from fraudulent insurance claims. There are several ways that criminals may seek to cause …
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Report: Mapping organisational exposure to geopolitical risk
Geopolitical instability has long been a feature of the global economy. Periods of conflict, political tension, and shifts in state behaviour have shaped the operating environment for multinational organisations. For the most part, however, these thr …
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Cargo & Logistics
How freight and logistic companies can respond to increasing cargo theft
Across the US, the UK, and Europe, an evolving criminal threat is reshaping supply chain security. Cargo theft – once dominated by opportunistic yard break-ins and roadside robberies – has progressed into a technologically sophisticated battleground …
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Entertainment & Crisis Management
FIFA World Cup 2026: insuring large events against political violence risks
The FIFA World Cup, football’s quadrennial pinnacle, kicks off on 11 June when Mexico host South Africa at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. The tournament brings together 48 teams from across the globe, with matches to be played at stadiums in the US, …
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Fine Art & Specie
Sustainability 2.0: Embedding change within the art sector
Climate change is no longer an abstract threat to the art sector, but a concrete challenge. Increased temperatures and humidity volatility are now business as usual. Meanwhile, the heightened frequency of extreme weather events are rapidly altering r …
