The Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) and the Society of Actuaries (SOA) have released key findings from the 19th Annual Emerging Risk Survey, highlighting the evolving concerns of over 100 Chief Risk Officers, Chief Actuaries, lead partners, and senior thought leaders in the insurance and financial services industry. As outlined in the report and the Executive Summary of findings, this year’s survey cites environmental risks, specifically discrete extreme weather events, and technological risks, such as artificial intelligence adverse outcomes, as most impactful both in 2026 and three or more years in the future.
Survey from previous years are linked below to provide an insight into how emerging risks change over time.
Emerging Risk Surveys by Year:
- 19th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks: Key Findings
- 18th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks: Key Findings
- 17th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks: Key Findings
- 16th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
- 15th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
- 14th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
- 13th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
- 12th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
- 11th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
- 10th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
- 9th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
- 8th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
- 7th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
- 6th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
- 5th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
- 4th Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
- 3rd Annual Survey of Emerging Risks
