Risk Consulting 2/2025

Enjoy reading our latest issue of Risk Consulting Magazine with articles on emerging risks and loss prevention.

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Articles in this issue

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  1. Insights

    Navigating global uncertainty in a shifting geopolitical landscape

    In today’s interconnected and rapidly changing world, businesses face a multitude of risks that can impact or halt operations unexpectedly. These risks are no longer confined to traditional hazards such as fire, flood, or equipment failure. Rather, they are intricately tied to the complex web of global politics, international relations, and worldwide events. As a result, business interruption (BI) insurance has become a crucial risk management tool for companies.

    Caroline Bødkerholm Ramsby 24/03/2025
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    Discover how AI is changing the cybersecurity landscape

     Artificial Intelligence is rapidly reshaping the cybersecurity threat landscape, creating both new challenges and opportunities for large enterprises. As malicious actors embrace AI tools and large language models (LLMs), cyberattacks are becoming faster, smarter, and harder to detect. 

    Laura Hyytiäinen, Client Engagement Specialist 24/03/2025
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  4. Insights

    Advancing sustainable real estate through long-term partnering

    Photos: Roos Aldershoof

    Caroline Bødkerholm Ramsby, If 25/11/2025
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  1. Insights

    New research calls for multi-pronged approach to lithium-ion battery safety

    If has partnered with Research Institutes of Sweden (RISE) on "COMBAT: Compartment Explosions Induced by Batteries", a project focusing on the risks and means to prevent explosions caused by lithium-ion batteries. The project aims to understand and reduce the dangers associated with these batteries, particularly in enclosed spaces such as ships, where flammable gases can build up.

    Caroline Amalie Bødkerholm Ramsby 11/06/2025
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  2. Insights

    Electrical fire risks in the spotlight

    Companies and society in general have a massive reliance on electricity and reliable, continued supply of power. This is why companies need to have a continued focus on preventing losses  from potential electrical risks. A systematic and integrated approach that combines technology, compliance, training, and preparedness is always required. By prioritising electrical safety, companies can better safeguard their operations.

    Kristian Orispää 11/06/2025
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  3. Insights

    Mitigating solar panel installation risks

    As solar photovoltaic (PV) systems become a key solution for global energy and climate needs, their rapid adoption introduces new safety risks. The most serious is fire from rooftop solar installations, making strong risk management essential as deployment accelerates. This article is based on Antti Hirvonen’s thesis (2025) "Improving risk management practices on rooftop-mounted solar photovoltaic projects."

    Antti Hirvonen, Risk Engineer 11/06/2025
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  4. Article

    Sprinklers prevent losses

    Ensuring that your automatic sprinklers are correctly installed,  well-maintained, and in working order is crucial for several  reasons. Protect your employees and minimise property damage  with well-fitted and regularly maintained sprinkler systems.

    Kristian Orispää 11/06/2025
    fire fighter putting down the fire