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Business interruption on the rise

By Janice Roberts at New Media
9 December 2015 • 1 min read

Collapsed buildings, damaged factories or destroyed shipping containers: Whenever natural catastrophes or man-made disasters strike, the physical damage is often devastating for companies. However, the less obvious economic impact from business interruption (BI) is often much higher than the cost of the actual physical damage, and presents a growing risk to businesses operating in an increasingly interconnected world. (more…)


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