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Madrid, November 30
Cyber risk and business interruption repeat as the two main risks globally. In Spain, business leaders point to the price of raw materials and cyber attacks as the first two risks
Aon, a leading global firm in the provision of professional services, has presented the results of its 2023 Global Risk Management Survey, which collects the opinions of almost 3,000 risk managers, senior managers and other executives from 61 countries and territories to identify your most relevant business challenges.Global results The top ten global risks according to the 2023 Global Risk Management Survey are:1. Cyber attacks/data breach 2. Business disruption 3. Economic slowdown or slow recovery 4. Inability to attract or retain top talent 5. Regulatory/legislative changes 6. Supply or distribution chain failure 7. Price risk raw materials or material shortages 8. Damage to brand or reputation 9. Failure to innovate/respond to customer needs 10. Increased competition"Attracting and retaining top talent" ranks #4 globally, after failing to make the top 10 in 2021, showing a shift in how risk managers view human capital today. Cyberattacks and data breaches continue to be No. 1 in this year's survey, both globally and in North America, also climbing to first place in Europe and Asia-Pacific. Business interruption remains the number two risk from Aon's 2021 survey, reflecting the reality that these events are increasing and can affect multiple sectors and companies at once. Climate (#17) and artificial intelligence-AI (#49) are absent from the top 10, suggesting a lack of awareness of the potential impact of these issues. Results in Spain Spanish leaders differ slightly in pointing out the main risks to those who face. 1. Raw material price risk or material shortages 2. Cyber attacks/data breaches 3. Regulatory/legislative changes 4. Business disruption 5. Inability to attract or retain top talent 6. Failure to innovate/respond to customer needs 7. Increased competition 8. Economic slowdown or slow recovery 9. Failures in the supply chain or distribution 10. Labor shortages"Businesses face increased volatility resulting from difficulty in retain and attract talent, inflation, rising interest rates, the greater impact of climate change and geopolitical conflicts. In Spain, the risk of price and scarcity of raw materials is the first risk, reflecting foreign dependence and criticality of supply chains. On the other hand, cyber risk continues to be one of the biggest concerns for companies in the country, being one of those that suffers the greatest number of attacks, and increasingly sophisticated ones," says Erlantz Urbieta, Managing Director of Aon Spain. The full report of the Global Risk Management Survey is available here.
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