Construction Risk Management Europe 2025
The construction industry remains one of the world’s largest industries, contributing $13 trillion worth of gross annual output in 2023 which represents 7% of global gross output.
When it comes to creating a more sustainable future, we have already explored how the construction industry has a significant role to play in the race to achieve net-zero targets by 2050 by developing and executing new projects and a drive in the use of new sustainable materials including renewables, low-carbon activities, infrastructure, building insulation, and a great deal more.
While prospects for growth within the European (and global) construction and infrastructure sector remains positive, there are and will continue to be a significant number of existing and new challenges faced by firms in this sector.
To meet these challenges and risks, construction contractors and project owners are placing an ever greater emphasis on the governance of risk management across their businesses. Budgets continue to shift, risk management functions continue to gain more prominence and influence within their organisations and risk financing and risk transfer strategies are changing.
Now in its 6th year, the Construction Risk Management Conference (Europe) 2025 will bring together senior risk leaders from contractors and project owners, insurers, brokers and other service industry firms for two days of dynamic debate and analysis to explore how firms are adapting their approach to risk, changes to risk strategies and how the role of risk leaders is evolving in the effort to manage and mitigate existing and new threats.