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Risk in Context | Coronavirus

Timely blogs from our risk and insurance experts on how to navigate the coronavirus pandemic.

Rising Importance of Industry Specialization

August 19, 2020

In recent years, macro events like the Covid-19 pandemic have increased the pace of innovation, development cycles and industry consolidation amongst sectors.

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Related to: China , Hong Kong , India , Indonesia , Japan , Korea , Malasia , Phillipines , Singapore , Taiwan , Thailand , Vietnam , Pandemic Strategy

Coronavirus Must Act as a Wake-Up Call on People Risk Management

June 19, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic should act as a wake-up call globally regarding the management of people risks as businesses experience first-hand the reality of having large numbers of staff unwell or unable to work.

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Related to: Employee Health & Benefits , China , Hong Kong , India , Indonesia , Korea , Malaysia , Phillipines , Singapore , Taiwan , Thailand , Vietnam

COVID-19: Implications for Technology Firms and Sharing Economy in Asia

June 01, 2020

The pandemic brought a mixed bag of impacts on Technology and Sharing Economy companies. We discuss the unexpected opportunities and challenges facing these firms.

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COVID-19: Implications for Financial Institutions and Trade Credit in Asia

May 30, 2020

With the likely global recession, what should Financial Institutions focus on, and where are the new opportunities for Trade Credit?

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COVID-19: Implications for the Manufacturing and Automotive Industries in Asia

May 25, 2020

Many production plants are returning to work with a vengeance to make up for lost time in Q1. We discuss how businesses can best bring themselves back on track.

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COVID-19: Implications for Life Sciences Industry in Asia

May 17, 2020

With increased importance, urgency, and demand experienced by the industry, how can Life Sciences companies manage challenges and harness new opportunities?

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COVID-19: Implications for the Healthcare Industry in Asia

May 17, 2020

The healthcare industry has not developed immunity against strained resources, a drop in non-essential care, and an increase in telemedicine. We discuss treatment options for organizations and practitioners, both public and private.

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Food For Thought 2: Navigating through the Pandemic Response Cycle for the Food & Beverage Industry

Posted by Sarah Koo May 13, 2020

Being considered an essential service in many, if not all, jurisdictions in Asia, food manufacturing and processing businesses are generally permitted to continue operating. However production may be impeded by local and border control measures, affecting labor resources and hence making it challenging for food production to operate as usual.

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Related to: Food & Beverage , Retail, Wholesale, Food & Beverage , Pandemic , Coronavirus Insurance , China , Hong Kong , India , Indonesia , Korea , Malaysia , Phillipines , Singapore , Taiwan , Thailand , Vietnam

COVID-19: Implications for Real Estate and Construction Industries in Asia

May 04, 2020

What post-recovery changes might we expect from the real estate and construction industries? We discuss these and Marsh’s solutions.

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COVID-19: Implications for F&B and Hospitality & Gaming Industries in Asia

April 22, 2020

How can the Food & Beverage and Hospitality & Gaming Industries deal with COVID-19 in Asia? Our experts take a deep dive into the solutions.

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