Swiss Re Institute and LSE Find AI and Supply Chains Creating New Pathways for Systemic Risk Across the Global Economy
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Swiss Re Institute and LSE Find AI and Supply Chains Creating New Pathways for Systemic Risk Across the Global Economy
(IN BRIEF) Swiss Re Institute and LSE have found that corporate risks are becoming substantially more interconnected, with analysis of 91 Fortune-100 companies identifying 24% more links between reported risks than in 2019. The study, The age of interconnected risks, … Read the full press release →
The reinsurer Swiss Re is concerned that risks are increasingly interlocking. Thus, a single disturbance can "meet several areas at the same time", according to a joint analysis by the Swiss Re Institute and the London School of Economics (LSE). Experts see the reason for this as a growing dependence of large companies on joint suppliers, technology platforms and critical infrastructure. Swiss Re: Connected risks could provoke a new systemic cri…
Risks are increasingly linked, creating new ways through which initially limited disruptions can spread faster and further in the economy.
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