The Financial Services industry is continually transforming, with rapidly advancing technologies, evolving customer expectations and a changing regulatory landscape. Drawing on industry-leading analytics platforms coupled with a holistic view of risks associated with the segment, Õ¬Äи£Àû McLennan helps banks optimize their risk tolerance, business strategy and HR transformation in an increasingly disrupted sector.
Financial Institutions Perspectives
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Global Risks Report 2025 Understand the top global risks for 2025 and beyond. The 20th Global Risks Report, with Õ¬Äи£Àû McLennan’s strategic support, offers insights from 900+ experts to help identify and prepare for pressing global risks. -
Report How employers can address future retirement risks Explore the challenges facing employers in light of increased global longevity. -
Report Expanding the Portfolio Management Toolkit Use this report to gain an overview of the benefits of establishing Credit Risk Transfer (CRT) programs and structuring and distributing CRT solutions. -
Õ¬Äи£Àû Global Risks Report 2024 The top risks for 2024 and beyond. -
With UN Race to Resilience Building a Climate Resilient Future We share how the global insurance industry can adapt to climate change, seize opportunity, and build a climate-resilient future. -
Report Global Risks Report 2023 Tougher trade-offs risk eroding climate action, human development and future resilience. -
Report Fulfilling a Legacy of Societal Risk Management This initiative applies five core insurance sector capabilities to a series of innovative Pioneer Projects that illustrate the power of insurance in risk reduction efforts. -
Report Strategic Role of Treasury Survey Highlighted findings from the 2022 AFP Strategic Role of Treasury Survey Report, prepared by the Association for Financial Professionals with support from Õ¬Äи£Àû McLennan -
Report Global Risks Report 2022: Worlds Apart The 17th edition of the report unpacks some of the critical global tensions that may worsen the pandemic’s cascading impacts. -
Webinar COVID-19 and Impact on The US Financial System: CCAR Results and Model Management As the CCAR 2020 results are published by the FRB and the pandemic continues, we bring a summary of these results, and share perspectives on how financial institutions should address the impact of the pandemic on models by providing tangible suggestions for how model development and model validation teams can act now to manage the expected surge of model management activities. -
Report Safeguarding Critical Functions of The Financial System The financial sector plays a major role in navigating the COVID-19 crisis, not only as a contributor to countries’ gross domestic product, but also as an enabler of economic activity -
Report Talent Strategies for a Changing Financial Services Sector The fundamentals of traditional industries, such as financial services and insurance, continue to be impacted by factors including disruptive technology, globalization, and the changing workforce demographics. To master these forces of change and to remain competitive, companies must not only implement new ways of thinking in order to attract, develop and retain talent, but also align their talent strategies with these challenges. -
Report COVID-19 Risks Outlook: A Preliminary Mapping and Its Implications Economic distress dominates companies’ top concerns, yet leaders must act now to address the knock-on effect of far-reaching environmental, societal, and technological risks -
Perspective Beyond COVID-19 - Opportunities for Wealth Managers Since the beginning of the global outbreak of COVID-19, the investment landscape has been filled with uncertainty – from a relatively uninterrupted environment over the past decade to one that has significantly changed. With unemployment rates increasing, interest rates drastically cut below levels seen during the financial crisis and many more social challenges, wealth managers need to quickly reassess their portfolios to get through this difficult time. What steps do wealth managers need to take? -
Perspective Climate Change is a Global Financial Risk Climate change will put at risk around 2 percent of global financial assets by the year 2100. -
Perspective Planning for the Unexpected: COVID-19 Is a Dry Run for Climate Catastrophes COVID-19 is an opportunity to reflect on how institutions react in times of global crisis