Welcome to Commercial Risk

Who we are

Commercial Risk is owned by Rubicon Media Ltd, a specialist publishing and events company that provides essential information to corporate risk and insurance managers, insurance brokers, MGAs, insurance carriers and the industry’s various service sectors, via our Commercial Risk platform.

Rubicon Media Ltd is a member of Beacon International Group, Ltd, publishers of Business Insurance, Commercial Risk, Asia Insurance Review, Middle East Insurance Review, WorkCompCentral, Insurance Connect and Insurance Advocate.

Our mission statement

We provide the latest risk and insurance market insight, bringing intelligence to decision makers in the international risk and insurance community.

We are dedicated to bringing our readers clear, timely and
to-the-point information on developments that really matter to them. We deliver business-critical news and analysis in the formats most suited to the needs of our audience.

Our brands

Commercial Risk is renowned for producing trusted and independent coverage on all matters related to insurance risk management to our international audiences primarily based in Europe, the US, Asia and Africa.

Commercial Risk Asia is a dedicated information service for corporate officers, risk managers and buyers of insurance responsible for managing the various risks of their organisation. Through our collaboration with PARIMA and our sister company Asia Insurance Review, it will become the trusted source of high quality reliable content which improves risk management and risk transfer knowledge in the Asia region. .

Commercial Risk Europe (CRE) is considered essential reading with content published in English and local European languages for risk and insurance managers working for large, multinational and upper middle market companies with an interest in Europe, and also their risk transfer partners.

The ESG Risk Review is an information service covering Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) issues, aimed primarily at large organisations in Europe. It provides insight and intelligence on sustainability risks, covering regulation, litigation and insurance market news and content.

Global Risk Manager (GRM) is the first truly global multimedia channel dedicated to the information needs of risk and insurance managers working for multinational companies across the globe and their risk transfer partners. 

Our upcoming events

As we navigate a landscape where the hard market is moderating but challenges persist, our annual conference brings together industry leaders to address the latest critical issues. 

Our expert panels will examine the complexities of the hardening reinsurance market, especially within the property sector, while acknowledging the ongoing concerns related to inflation and the prevailing political and economic uncertainties across the globe.

Engage with industry experts to address real-world challenges and develop actionable solutions applicable to your organisation in our case-studies and interactive workshops.

We invite you to join us in London on Wednesday 18 September 2024.

Whilst the outlook for growth within the Asian construction and infrastructure sector is positive, there are and will continue to be a significant number of existing and new challenges faced by firms and individual directors. A period of intense global geopolitical instability, high inflation, the threat and realisation of recessions, ongoing conflicts, high volatility in the Middle East, supply chain strains, cyber security and the transition to a net-zero environment are just a few examples of some of the challenges faced.

To meet these challenges and risks, construction contractors and project owners are placing an ever greater emphasis on the governance of risk management across their businesses. Budgets are shifting, risk management functions are growing in volume and increased responsibility and strategies are changing.

We invite you to join us in Singapore on Thursday 17 October 2024.

In these uncertain times, with issues such as supply chain interruption, the impact of natural catastrophes and climate change, and increasing geopolitical risks leading to economic instability, it is more important than ever for risk and insurance managers to be fully prepared for the challenges that face them. And that means having a properly coordinated global programme, with no gaps in cover, certainty over claims payments, and a full understanding of the changing rules, regulations and taxes that impact cross-border coverage.

Our first Global Programmes Asia conference will address many of these key topics, and show Asia-based multinationals and those with an interest in Asia how to put together a global programme that adds value to their organisation and provides full value for money. 

We invite you to join us in Singapore on Thursday 28 November.