Zurich Financial Services Group has announced that it will launch its new Global Risk Assessment Module (GLORAM) in conjunction with the World Economic Forum 2009 in Davos this week.
Zurich described the product as an “interactive tool, which “provides a conceptual and analytical framework to assess 24 global risks and simulate the impact of a changing risk landscape across 160 individual countries. The Global Risk Assessment Module is part of ongoing efforts to develop deep risk insights that are relevant for Zurich’s customers and public stakeholders.”
Zurich added that the insights gained on the basis of its Global Risk Assessment Module “have already provided a valuable contribution for the annual Global Risks Report, which was recently published by the World Economic Forum [See IJ web site - http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/international/2009/01/15/96983.htm].
Zurich said its Global Risk Assessment Module will be exhibited throughout various locations during the World Economic Forum 2009 in Davos. For further information and onsite live presentations please contact Zurich Media Relations (phone: +41 44 625 21 00, e-mail: media@zurich.com).
Source: Zurich Financial – www.zurich.com
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