Lloyd's City Risk Index, 2015-2025
Based on research by the University of Cambridge's Centre for Risk Studies and their World Risk Atlas, Lloyd's of London, the major insurance company that specializes high risk coverages, has put together a risk profile for cities, called the Lloyd's City Risk Index, ranking 301 cities around the world, based on an evaluation of 18 different natural or man-made risks, and the potential for negative impact on metropolitan economic output (what they term GDP@Risk) from 18 different man-made and natural threats:
- Stock Market crash
- Oil price shock
- Cyber attack
- Human pandemic
- Flood
- Wind storm
- Freeze
- Drought
- Solar storm
- Power outage
- Nuclear accident
- Heatwave
- Plant epidemic
- Terrorism
- Sovereign default
- Earthquake
- Tsunami
- Volcano
Labels: economic development planning, emergency management planning, government organization, risk management
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