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The Ports and Terminals Risk Forum

A dedicated community within the ports and terminals sector, delivering insight and risk management solutions to operators worldwide.

The ports and terminals sector has undergone many changes and continues to operate within a challenging and transformational risk landscape.

Now more than ever, we are working closely with your industry to understand the risks you face across your operations and support you with guidance and risk advice.

Our response to your challenges is to create this specialist forum to support the industry, delivering expertise, knowledge and customised solutions, alongside an industry community helping you to mitigate your operation’s risks through shared best practice and collaboration.

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How we deliver value

The value the community delivers is focused around three core principles, with an ultimate purpose to support a stronger and more resilient industry:

Ports and Terminals Risk Forum proposition: collaboration, knowledge and solutions

The Ports and Terminals Risk Forum Proposition

Contacts

Nigel Cassey

Executive Director - Marine Special Risks, Global Marine

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Global ports and terminals research project

The Ports and Terminals Risk Forum worked with the Centre for Risk Studies at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School, to develop an annual index of possible disruptors for ports and terminals worldwide.

This study took an analytical approach to look at the range of disruptive threats ports and terminals are having to address as a result of global trends and how prepared they are. For more information regarding the wider benefits of these project outputs, please contact us.

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The WTW Ports and Terminals Risk Forum provides a network through which knowledge and expertise can be shared to create a stronger and more resilient industry.”
Ben AbrahamCEO Global Marine