Man-made risks, such as market crash and cyber-attacks, now account for 60% of the total economic output at risk in major cities globally, says a report by the Centre for Risk Studies at Cambridge Judge Business School. The Lloyd’s City Risk Index tracked 279 cities around the globe and shows a 16% increase in [email protected] from last year. Professor Daniel Ralph, Director of the Centre for Risk Studies, said: “Lloyd’s City Risk Index helps governments, businesses and the insurance sector understand the economic implications of a variety of man-made and natural risks.”
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