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Engineering Perspective Can Provide Clarity to Property Risks

Corporate risk managers looking to protect their propertyand by extension, their organizations overall financial stabilityshould consider viewing their facility risks from an engineering perspective, according to one catastrophe-risk expert.

By Caroline McDonald | Updated on January 13, 2012

Corporate risk managers looking to protect their property—and by extension, their organizations’ overall financial stability—should consider viewing their facility risks from an engineering perspective, according to one catastrophe-risk expert.

“Many times people look at risks from a 10,000-feet level,” explains Akshay Gupta, director of AIR Worldwide’s Catastrophe Risk Engineering practice.

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