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Risk Management Solutions

Protect your people, assets and operations: global data and actionable insights to build resilience, manage risk and avoid future losses.

Specialised Risk Management and Resilience Services

At Zurich Resilience Solutions (ZRS), we help organisations prepare for, respond to and overcome risk. Our experts help safeguard property, optimise safety and support business continuity now and into the future. Our approach is built on 75 years of risk engineering experience, 60,000 annual risk assessments and the active management of 800 international programmes.   

We deliver tailored solutions based on the unique needs and risk profile of your organisation. We collaborate with your team throughout, giving you the clarity and confidence required to move forwards safely. Our risk experts provide ongoing consultation, working with you to identify, assess and manage complex risk scenarios.

We offer a vast array of specialised risk management services, including property risk, casualty and liability, marine logistics, power generation and enterprise risk management. With data-driven insights and deep industry knowledge, we help identify vulnerabilities and build resilience. Our services are integrated with your current risk posture, and our solutions are aligned with your long-term goals.

 

 

Solutions beyond risk transfer

ZRS’ Risk Engineers and consultants design and deliver customer risk services across various industries and global locations. Tailored to your organisation and working with you, we build a package of services to help you best manage your risks.

In addition, we partner with specialist third parties to ensure you are working with the most in-depth expertise.

Expertise

Our expert team combines broad industry knowledge with specific risk management skills. We have vast experience helping organisations to manage risk, avoid losses and deep expertise delivering risk engineering programmes for organisations of all types

Data-Driven

As risk advisory specialists under Zurich Insurance Group, our experts can leverage 150 years of loss data to guide every decision. With historical data combined with peer benchmarking and claims analysis, our actions are specific to your needs

Account Engineering

Our account engineers work alongside brokers and customers to execute tailored risk management plans. Our solutions are designed to align with your organisational requirements and risk appetite

Technology

Collaboration is key to our approach, with all customers given access to our award-winning digital tools

Tailored Solutions for Protecting Your Organisation

At ZRS, we help organisations make informed decisions about risk. We use historical data to unlock valuable insights and utilise specialist tools to deliver cutting-edge management strategies. Our risk engineers and consultants design custom services across diverse global industry sectors. We help organisations navigate the always-evolving risk landscape.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Risk management is the process of identifying, assessing and controlling potential threats. As a modern organisation, it's vital to safeguard your assets, protect your operations and secure your profitability. Risks come from many sources, including the external environment, legal liabilities, industrial accidents and natural weather events. Effective risk management is about understanding the range of potential risks and developing clear strategies to mitigate or eliminate their impact.

Risk management can be addressed in the following five stages:

  1. Identification: Recognise potential risks that could affect your organisation, from reviewing past incidents to conducting real-time assessments and brainstorming future scenarios.
  2. Analyse the Risks: Once risks are identified, their likelihood and potential impact need to be analysed. This analysis helps in understanding which risks are most critical.
  3. Evaluate or Rank the Risks: After analysing the risks, they are ranked in order of priority based on their severity and likelihood. This helps in determining which risks need immediate attention.
  4. Treat the Risks: Strategies are developed to manage or mitigate the risks. This may involve avoiding the risk, reducing its impact, transferring it (e.g. through insurance), or accepting it.
  5. Monitor and Review: Risk management is not a one-off process. Regular monitoring and reviewing are essential to ensure that risk strategies are effective and new risks are identified and managed in a timely manner.

Mitigating risk requires a proactive mindset and a considered approach. The following steps are crucial:

  • Regular assessment: Continually assess risks to identify potential threats.
  • Management planning: Formulate tailored strategies to avoid, reduce or transfer risk.
  • Safety measures: Implement processes to minimise accidents and operational disruptions.
  • Insurance coverage: Ensure appropriate insurance to cover financial losses.
  • Employee training: Carry out regular training in safety and risk management practices.
  • Ongoing monitoring: Continuously monitor your operating environment for emerging risks.
  • Leverage technology: Use technology and risk management systems to track and address risks.

Fundamentally, risk management is about protection. It's about setting up protocols and following procedures to safeguard your organisation's resources, operations and reputation. It involves anticipating potential scenarios and addressing existing incidents based on the ever-changing risk landscape. Effective risk management helps organisations safeguard assets, secure business continuity and promote a safe and productive working environment. When organisations are risk-aware they can make better decisions and build resilience in the face of change.