The Marsh Risk Brief

This episode discusses how organisations can e mpower their captive strategy using data-driven insight and also explores the UK Captive Framework. 

Rising UK flood risks—why they're increasing, how they drive higher claims and costs, and practical steps businesses can take to protect insurance cover, control costs, and speed recovery.

We discuss the rapidly evolving geopolitical shifts and share practical tips to help UK organisations build resilience.

A discussion which explores how AI and digital technologies are transforming risk management. Tune into our podcast to find out how data-driven insights are enabling smarter decisions, reducing claims, and enhancing workforce safety in an ever-changing risk landscape.   

A discussion on how employers can shift towards prevention-focused strategies to manage people risk effectively. Tune in for expert insights on navigating workforce health risks and building resilient organisations.

The podcast gives valuable perspectives on the UK Autumn Budget 2025 and what it potentially could mean for your business as the landscape continues to evolve. 

The podcast episode explores the critical importance of prioritising psychosocial safety in the workplace, highlighting leadership's role and practical strategies to support employee mental wellbeing in today's evolving risk landscape.

This episode discusses cyber risk, preparation and defence strategies, recovery expectations, and cyber insurance to help organisations enhance their preparedness for effective cyber incident management.

This episode explores the impact of recent tariffs on supply chains, emphasising the importance of cost management, vulnerability mitigation, regulatory compliance, and insurance optimisation.

From geopolitical tensions, to extreme weather events, to the risks of widespread AI adoption, businesses today are navigating a complex landscape of rapidly evolving and interconnected risks. Navigating these risks requires organisations to reassess their risk management strategies, particularly in light of the increasing fragmentation of the global environment.