At a time when the world is been rocked by a pandemic and resilience has never been more critical, executives must be smart about where they do business.
That’s where the 2020 FM Global Resilience Index comes into play.
Published by one of the world’s largest commercial property insurers, the annual index is the only definitive global ranking of 130 countries and territories by the resilience of their business environments.
For a global business to survive and expand in this unpredictable landscape, it’s important for business leaders to identify threats and form a data-backed contingency plan for when disaster strikes.
These decisions determine whether a business will merely survive or thrive post-pandemic.
Countries are scored on a scale of 0–100, with 0 representing the lowest resilience and 100 being the highest resilience. Ranking are derived from 12 core drivers indicators across three categories:
- Economic: productivity, political risk, oil intensity, and urbanisation rate
- Risk quality: exposure to natural hazards, natural hazard risk quality, fire risk quality, and inherent cyber risk
- Supply chain: control of corruption, quality of infrastructure,…
