Private Markets portfolios and real world risks collaboration
Aberdeen Standard Investments’ (ASI) Private Markets Solutions team and the Centre for Risk Studies announce a strategic collaboration. In order to deal with the complex and opaque nature of investing in Private Markets, Aberdeen Standard Investments has developed a Private…
Assessing risk
New book Beyond Bad Apples looks at how organisations manage their risk culture, which is timely as firms examine their ethos on racial and gender issues. A new book entitled Beyond Bad Apples focuses on the role of organisations in managing…
World Economic Forum: $82 trillion over 5 years? Cambridge study counts the cost of coronavirus
The [email protected] over the next five years from the coronavirus pandemic could range from an optimistic loss of $3.3 trillion under a rapid recovery scenario to $82.4 trillion in an economic depression scenario, says the Centre for Risk Studies at…
International Business Times: Coronavirus impact on business
The [email protected] over the next five years from the coronavirus pandemic could range from an optimistic loss of $3.3 trillion under a rapid recovery scenario to $82.4 trillion in an economic depression scenario, according to the Centre for Risk Studies…
Economic impact
The [email protected] over five years from COVID-19 could range from $3.3 trillion to $82 trillion, says the Centre for Risk Studies. The [email protected] over the next five years from the coronavirus pandemic could range from an optimistic loss of $3.3…
Financial Times: Is it safe? How to handle risks you cannot easily calculate
Dr Michelle Tuveson and Professor Danny Ralph of the Centre for Risk Studies, Cambridge Judge Business School, comment on how the coronavirus crisis will change the way companies approach risk assessment. Professor Ralph said most businesses “didn’t think of stress…
Environmental Journal: Businesses urged to increase their resilience to climate change
Research co-authored at the Centre for Risk Studies, Cambridge Judge Business School, shows that climate change “could add around 20 per cent to the global cost of extreme weather events by 2040.” The Cambridge Climate Change Business Risk Index analyses…
Reuters: Climate change could add around $100 billion to costs of extreme weather
Climate change could add around $100 billion or 20 per cent to the global cost of extreme weather events by 2040, according to findings from the Cambridge Climate Change Business Risk Index. The Index co-authored at the Centre for Risk…
BBC Radio 4: The World This Weekend
Daniel Ralph, Professor of Operations Research and Academic Director of the Centre for Risk Studies at Cambridge Judge, was interviewed for BBC Radio 4 about natural disasters and virus outbreaks in relation to the coronavirus outbreak in China. Professor Ralph…
Smart Energy International: The true cost of cyber attacks
Cyberattacks on electricity networks in the UK could cost £111 million daily, according to new research at the Centre for Risk Studies. Report author Dr Edward Oughton said that national infrastructure such as smart electricity networks “are susceptible to malicious…