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Commercial property insurer FM today announced it is expanding its innovative resilience credit to include a new operational resilience component and doubling the size from 5% to 10% of eligible in-force premium.

Global businesses are seeing the effects of increasingly frequent extreme weather, but many are missing opportunities to fully protect against it, according to a new report by commercial property insurer FM.

The 2025 FM Resilience Index now includes proprietary FM data to provide a comprehensive picture of cybersecurity risk.

The 2024 FM Global Resilience Index adds several new factors to its rankings, including education, inflation, internet usage, water stress, greenhouse gas emissions and climate change exposure.

Following allocation of last year’s inaugural resilience credit of US$300 million, clients accelerated implementation of mitigation efforts to drive a forecasted reduction in economic impact of up to US$20 billion.

FM Global’s Climate Resilience Product Suite helps organizations withstand and rebound from climate-related disruption.

The definitive ranking of countries’ business environments helps companies select new sites, create stronger supply chains, and target new markets.

The Climate Change Impact Report is a proprietary tool to help the commercial property insurer’s clients identify, understand and avoid risks as far in the future as 2050.

Commercial property insurer’s largest ever membership credit, on the back of ‘outstanding’ financial results, shows ‘circle of resilience’.

The credit has the potential to help those organizations reduce total loss expectancies related to wind, flood and wildfire exposure by more than US$120 billion.