Climate, labour issues drive companies to insurers


An old American car drives past waves crashing against the Malecon promenade in Havana due to the passage of Hurricane Milton on October 9, 2024. (Photo by YAMIL LAGE / AFP)

NEW YORK: Supply chains for corporate America will likely be vulnerable to disruptions from natural disasters, geopolitical strife and labour strikes in the year ahead, heightening companies’ dependence on insurance to manage their risks.

Failures in supply chains rank among the top current risks to businesses, a survey of executives, risk managers and finance professionals by insurer Aon Plc showed.

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