Tokio Marine reveals risks faced by London

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London’s future is threatened by more extreme flooding and failure to keep pace with technology, according to a new study, with Tokio Marine arguing insurers should help the city prepare for cybersecurity and artificial intelligence developments.

The Resilient Cities Index 2023, devised by Economist Impact and sponsored by Tokio Marine Group, investigates 25 global cities’ ability to evade, withstand, and recover from a spectrum of shocks and

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