1、2024 EDITIONFutureRisksReportAXA FUTURE RISKS REPORT 2024ContentsForeword from Thomas Buberl 3Executive Summary 45 Future Risks and strategies for prevention 38Experts say public awareness and authorities preparedness must both improve 39In a world where insurability is questioned,innovation is key
2、41The role of insurers 42About the research 432 Bold thinking is needed to tackle both demographic shifts and climate change 19In an era of polycrisis,the future costs of climate change are hard to predict 20The cost of aging puts pressure on the resources needed for the ecological transition 21Our
3、industry must cover new risks to unlock the transition 22Investment in mitigating climate change can also bring health benefits 24Questions relating to public authorities preparedness to cope with climate change and shifting demographics 253 Geopolitical instability,social tensions and security thre
4、ats form a new nexus of risk 26A fragmented world entails a lot of agility for global companies 27 1 Top risks 9What are the top risks in 2024?10Evolution of the top 10 future risks 11New competencies are crucial 12How do experts and the general public differ?14Global risks call for global solutions
5、 15How do risk perceptions compare across regions?17Technological advances are an opportunity to tailor our approach 18Both experts and the general public are concerned about geopolitical instability 28Public authorities must build confidence in their ability to tackle rising social tensions 30Techn
6、ological change is shaping new security threats 314 AI-powered misinformation is a rising threat to our democracies 32Many people are overconfident in their ability to spot misinformation 33Disinformation has reached an unprecedented level 34Misinformation could influence votes and lead to election