Why Financial Services Needs Protocols for Systemic Risk
The financial services industry is entering a risk environment where awareness is no longer enough.
Institutions know that climate risk matters. They know cyber risk is systemic. They know artificial intelligence is changing...
From Conversation to Method
The Global Risks Alliance is not being built only to convene conversations.
Conversation matters. Financial services leaders need places to discuss climate risk, cyber risk, artificial intelligence, insurance protection gaps, infrastructure finance, public finance, digital assets, development...
Why GRA Needs Councils and Sector Platforms
The financial services industry is too complex to be organized through a single general forum.
Insurers do not experience systemic risk in the same way as banks. Banks do not evaluate risk in the...
Participation Must Be Broad, Structured, and Disciplined
The Global Risks Alliance is designed for broad participation across the financial services industry and its public-good partners.
Systemic risk does not belong to one institution, one sector, one professional class, or one jurisdiction....
The Case for Joining GRA
Financial services institutions are facing a new generation of risks that no single firm, fund, regulator, insurer, bank, platform, or public authority can fully understand alone.
Climate disruption is affecting insurance markets, credit exposure, infrastructure finance,...
