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Sessions across the conference examined how Asian organisations are adapting their risk strategies, from AI governance and parametric innovation to climate-driven disruption and new geopolitical realities.
ICEYE’s Stephen Lathrope reflects on his key takeaways from RISKWORLD 2026, where climate, cyber and geopolitical risks highlighted the need for faster, more reliable data to improve situational awareness, response and recovery.
Philippe Cotelle, president of FERMA, says RISKWORLD 2026 showed how cyber, AI, captives, geopolitics and climate resilience are reshaping the global risk agenda.