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Damages, disturbances and, ultimately, losses from riots, protests, vandalism or other forms of civil unrest are now among the main political risk exposure for companies in the UK and worldwide. The ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic will likely drive further activity, according to the latest issue of Global Risk Dialogue from Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS). AGCS said that business continuity planning needs to proactively address political violence risks, particularly in highly exposed sectors such as retail.
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AGCS, Political, Violence, COVID-19, Terrorism, Insurance, Reinsurance, Bjoern Reusswig, Global
