2025 presents significant challenges for industrial and business risk management. From cybersecurity threats to regulatory changes, organizations must be prepared for an increasingly complex and dynamic environment.
In this context, reports and surveys from international organizations provide strategic insights to help anticipate emerging risks and make informed decisions.
The Most Relevant Reports for Risk Management in 2025
Here are the key studies that will shape the risk management agenda in the coming months:
1. Human Development Report (HDR)
Identifies socioeconomic and environmental risks, such as inequality and climate change.
Publication: Q4 2025
2. Global Financial Stability Report (GFSR)
Published by the IMF, this report analyzes the health of the global financial system, focusing on inflation, debt, and market volatility.
Frequency: Biannual
3. Global Risks Report
Produced annually by the World Economic Forum, this report examines major economic, environmental, and technological risks worldwide.
Frequency: Annual
4. Economic Outlook
Evaluates macroeconomic trends such as economic slowdown, inequality, and structural tensions.
Frequency: Biannual
5. Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction (GAR)
Focuses on climate resilience and disaster risk management, an increasingly urgent challenge for businesses.
Frequency: Biennial
6. World Development Report
Published by the World Bank, this report addresses global challenges such as food insecurity and climate change.
Frequency: Annual
7. Global Risk Management Report (AON)
Analyzes trends in managing emerging risks such as cybersecurity and geopolitical tensions.
Frequency: Biennial
8. Chief Risk Officers Outlook
A quarterly survey that identifies the most relevant risks for businesses, focusing on political instability and economic volatility.
Frequency: Quarterly
9. Edelman Trust Barometer
An annual study measuring trust in governments, businesses, and NGOs—crucial for reputational risk management.
Publication: January 2025
Why Are These Reports Crucial for Insured Companies?
Anticipation: Identifying trends and emerging risks enables proactive measures.
Strategic decision-making: With up-to-date information, companies can adjust their risk and insurance management strategies.
Coverage optimization: Helps assess whether existing policies are adequate for current risks.
In a world where uncertainty is constant, having an independent and international advisor specializing in risk, insurance, and claims can make a difference. They can interpret these reports and apply the insights to enhance a company’s protection strategy.
