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Beazley report warns of 2022 business risks

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The study suggests that 2022 may be the year in which supply chain, D&O, reputation and employment liability concerns ‘leak’ across insurance classes, creating complex, integrated risks with no “obvious or traditional insurance solution”.

In Beazley’s newly-launched ‘Spotlight on business risks’ report, the insurer highlights that business leaders believe they are more resilient as we move into 2022, but 34% still place business risks as their top concern for the year.

According to the report, most organisations have leveraged the pandemic to improve operations from the ground, which led 84% of business leaders to believe they will be more resilient in 2022.

However, business risks are still emerging. Over a third (34%) of

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