Two in five businesses have suffered a business interruption loss in the last five years, according to the 2017 RIMS Business Interruption Survey.
The biggest challenge for companies managing these business interruption (BI) claims: Accurately quantifying their losses.
Whether stemming from natural catastrophes, supply chain disruptions, cyber risks, or other factors, BI claims are among the most important for organizations to resolve. But effectively managing these claims — including maximizing your insurance recovery — requires a clear strategy.
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