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Insights
Why supply chains must prepare for more extreme weather
Recent heatwaves across Europe underline a growing reality for global supply chains: cargo risk is no longer limited to storms, floods or long-distance shipping routes. Rising temperatures, more frequent extreme weather events and increasingly volatile weather patterns are creating new vulnerabilities for goods in transit and temporary storage. For large enterprises, climate-related cargo losses can increase logistics costs, disrupt operations and threaten business continuity.
Eva Nyholm, Marianne Zambrano and Laura Hyytiäinen, If 30/07/2026 -
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Supporting the forest industry with physical asset valuation – Stora Enso’s perspective
Photos: Stora Enso
Vilma Torkko, If 19/11/2025 -
Insights
The right values protect businesses
The importance of accurate values in an insurance policy remains especially relevant as we see risks relating to underinsurance continue to surface, impacting businesses and hindering their recovery when incidents occur.
Kristian Orispää 23/04/2025 -
Insights
Building continuity in an unpredictable global landscape
In today’s fast-changing world, continuity is key to staying resilient as new risks emerge and global landscapes evolve. From supply chain disruptions to environmental challenges, organisations must think ahead to overcome uncertainty and build a stronger foundation for the future. This article explores strategies and expert insights that can help your organisation adapt, mitigate risks, and strengthen business continuity.
Kristian Orispää 24/03/2025 -