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The credit has the potential to help those organizations reduce total loss expectancies related to wind, flood and wildfire exposure by more than US$120 billion.
For companies seeking to grow and expand around the world responsibly and serve new customers and communities, the online 2022 FM Global Resilience Index [fmglobal.com/resilienceindex], has just been released and enhanced.
In her new role, Waters will lead a team of engineering experts focused on fortifying industrial and commercial properties against climate and structural risks.
Attendees at the Feb. 17 session will learn about physical risks in complex supply chains, loss prevention in climate-sensitive economic sectors and best practices for reporting on risk management implementation.
Six months after the release of the 2021 FM Global Resilience Index, which ranks the resilience of nearly 130 countries, nations’ supply chains and businesses are being tested like never before.
With critical issues facing the U.S. property insurance market today, FM Global will offer its insights on some of the key concerns of corporate leaders, risk managers and their organizations.
A major United Nations report synthesizing the latest science on the climate just came out and it’s been billed as a “code red for humanity.” But what’s actually new? And how should global organizations respond to ensure their resilience and business continuity?
FM Global has received a 2021 “Outstanding Achievement Award” from the National Hurricane Conference (NHC) for its online and interactive Hurricane, Typhoon and Cyclone Loss Control Center.
