Product innovation required as global firms face uninsurable risks
Industry experts have highlighted product innovation as a means of addressing the findings of an Aon study that showed six of the top 10 risks impacting global businesses are uninsurable.
Aon Risk Solutions released its biennial Global Risk Management Survey today (27 April), which ranks a total of 53 individual risks and includes responses from more than 1400 CEOs, chief financial
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