Lloyd’s City Risk Index 2015-2025 provides groundbreaking analytics of the potential impact on the economic output (GDP@Risk) of 301 of the world’s major cities from 18 manmade and natural threats.
Based on original research by the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School, the Index shows how governments, businesses and communities are highly exposed to systemic, catastrophic shocks and could do more to mitigate risk and improve resilience.
Identifying the risks, modelling and measuring their impacts, and investing in greater resilience – from better infrastructure to increased insurance protection – are the first steps in this process.
Thursday 3 September 2015
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Presentation one |
Lloyd’s City Risk Index 2015-2025 |
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Presentation two |
Methodology Overview |
City Risk Media Coverage
Cambridge Judge Business School, “Cities at risk”, 3 September 2015
Lloyds, “Lloyd’s City Risk Index shows $4.6 trillion GDP is at risk across 301 cities”, 3 September 2015
BBC Radio 4, “The ‘Today’ programme”, 3 September 2015
BBC Business, “Insurers flag risks of cyber-attacks and markets”, 3 September 2015
Sky News, “Intangible risks are big concern for insurers”, 3 September 2015
CNBC, “The 18 biggest risks for global cities”, 3 September 2015
Bloomberg, “Lloyd’s City Risk Index shows $4.6 trillion GDP is at risk across 301 cities”, 3 September 2015
Bloomberg, “Crash could cost U.S.- Canadian cities $170 billion, Lloyd’s says”, 3 September 2015
HITC Business, “These risks could cost the world $4.6 trillion”, 4 September 2015
Bloomberg, “21 Mideast cities to generate annual GDP of $2.4t: Lloyd’s”, 4 September 2015
The Actuary, “Taipei at highest risk from major disasters”, 16 September 2015
The News Lens, “Taipei named most dangerous city in the world”, 18 September 2015
The Diplomat, “Asia’s riskiest cities”, 23 September 2015
Insurance Flashlight, “Lloyd’s City Risk Index highlights cyber risks”, 20 October 2015
