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Mitigating the impact of climate change in insurance and other financial services  

IBM Big Data Hub

For other financial services firms outside of the insurance sector, property accepted as loan security might face climate-related risks as well. Longer-term local climate change risks might still devalue property that hasn’t suffered damage. Financial services firms can use the tool for “what if?”

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Turning climate risks into business opportunities 

IBM Big Data Hub

As businesses make plans to mitigate climate risks such as extreme weather events, they have an opportunity to innovate with new business models and demonstrate leadership by implementing more sustainable practices. What is climate risk? These risks can make it difficult or impossible for organizations to operate in affected locations.

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The Week in Cyber Security and Data Privacy: 4 – 10 December 2023

IT Governance

Source (New) Professional services USA Yes 10,799 Blue Waters Products Limited Source (New) Manufacturing Trinidad and Tobago Yes >10 GB Getrix Source (New) Technology Italy Yes 10 GB Nida Corporation Source (New) Manufacturing USA Yes 10 GB Kirkwood Bank & Trust Source (New) Finance USA Yes 8,719 Baird Insurance Services, Inc.

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How AI is helping companies meet sustainability goals

IBM Big Data Hub

AI solutions work by collecting asset performance data and feeding it into machine learning models, which can predict asset health and risk of failure. These models will be valuable for predicting flood zones, forest fires , and other climate risks.

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Seven ways data quality and observability improves CFTC position limit compliance

Collibra

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) establishes position limit requirements to prevent market manipulation, excessive speculation, and systemic risk in U.S. These limits apply across futures and options contracts, particularly those tied to commodities with significant economic impact, like energy, agriculture and metals.

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Seven ways data quality and observability improves CFTC position limit compliance

Collibra

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) establishes position limit requirements to prevent market manipulation, excessive speculation, and systemic risk in U.S. These limits apply across futures and options contracts, particularly those tied to commodities with significant economic impact, like energy, agriculture and metals.

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CISA issues proposed rules for cyber incident reporting in critical infrastructure

Data Protection Report

Sector-Based Criteria: CISA’s sector-based criteria captures smaller entities that may not meet the size threshold but are nonetheless considered “high-risk,” such as critical access hospitals in rural areas, owners and operators of nuclear facilities, and large school districts.