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Political Risk and Crisis Management insurance market set to exceed US$10 billion by 2018, finds KPMG report

INTERNATIONAL. A KPMG report finds that the global Political Risk and Crisis Management insurance market looks set to exceed $10bn by 2018

A KPMG report, out today, finds that the that the global Political Risk and Crisis Management insurance market looks set to exceed $10bn by 2018, an anticipated $2bn of growth.

The challenging macroeconomic environment, recent terrorist attacks, growing cyber threats and global political uncertainties are leading to a surge in demand for political risk and crisis management protection.

There are currently two significant gaps in the market. The first is the need for new products that address emerging customer needs such as, new terrorism insurance products that tackle business interruption costs without property damage, such as ‘lone wolf’ shooter incidents.

The second is the capability to evolve insurance offerings towards prevention and response consulting services, and thereby truly addressing the key concerns – how can they stop risks from happening and how can they minimise disruption after an event has taken place?

Commenting on the report, Paul Merrey, Partner in KPMG’s Global Strategy Group said “Political risk and crisis management is currently one of the top issues in the minds of executives across various industries. The recent Turkey coup attempt, terrorism attacks in France, Germany and outside Europe have all put extra pressure on the insurance industry to find feasible solutions. 

“All these events require robust crisis management response from the businesses involved and the insurance industry can of course help facilitate this process. In fact, our analysis indicates, that providing strong risk prevention and response services could be one of the major areas of growth over the next two years.”

View the full report here.

Click here to read the original news release on the KPMG site.

Photo Caption: Paul Merrey, Partner in KPMG’s Global Strategy Group (Credit KPMG)

About KPMG
KPMG LLP, a UK limited liability partnership, operates from 22 offices across the UK with approximately 12,000 partners and staff.  The UK firm recorded a revenue of £1.96 billion in the year ended September 2015. KPMG is a global network of professional firms providing Audit, Tax, and Advisory services. It operates in 155 countries and has 174,000 professionals working in member firms around the world. The independent member firms of the KPMG network are affiliated with KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG International”), a Swiss entity. Each KPMG firm is a legally distinct and separate entity and describes itself as such.

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