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Man-made risks such as cyber-crime, interstate conflicts or market crashes put an estimated $320.1 billion of global GDP ad risk on average each year, according to Lloyd's City Risk Index.
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Lloyd's City Risk Index, Man-made risks, Cyber, Catastrophes, Global GDP, Bruce Carnegie-Brown
