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Global Cooperation Needed To Combat Climate Change, Piracy, Cyber Attacks

Dealing with emerging risks like sea piracy, cyber crime and climate change will require vision, pragmatism and the collaboration of the public and private sectors, Lloyd's Chief Executive Richard Ward contends.

By Caroline McDonald | Updated on November 15, 2009

New York

Dealing with emerging risks like sea piracy, cyber crime and climate change will require vision, pragmatism and the collaboration of the public and private sectors, Lloyd’s Chief Executive Richard Ward contends.

“For too many people across the world, these issues seem insurmountable,” he said during a conference here on “Managing Risk In The 21st Century: Climate Change, Cyber Risk and Piracy”–part of Lloyd’s 360? Risk Insight series.

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