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The construction industry is under pressure from interconnected risks and notable macroeconomic developments. Learn how your organization can benefit from construction insurance and risk management.
Getting ahead of risk is vital for North American construction contractors, as they aim to manage evolving issues, while delivering job safety, solving workforce shortages and containing project costs.
Risk advisory services can help construction stakeholders navigate uncertainties, optimize performance and drive growth in their projects.
Complex market dynamics in the construction industry are pushing organizations to proactively explore alternative risk transfer solutions, including parametric insurance and captives.
Growing extreme heat conditions have escalated risks, delays and costs for the construction industry in North America. Parametric insurance can help protect against such risks, offering contractors and building owners agility, efficiency and flexibility.
In an era of escalating climate-related challenges, the construction industry is turning to advanced climate modeling to fortify its risk management strategies.
The Construction Risk Management Europe Report 2023 is an excellent summary of the current leading edge thinking of many construction risk management topics.
Construction projects in EMEA are often impacted by extreme heat, leading to project delays and increased costs. Many heat exposures are excluded by traditional markets, however, parametric is a flexible solution that can help mitigate these risks.
As the need for climate-resilient infrastructure grows, the industry contends with changes in regulations, building strategies and risk.
Construction and Real Estate industry respondents to our Global Risk Management Survey (GRMS) ranked economic slowdown or slow recovery and failure to attract or retain top talent as their two most critical risks.