Man-made threats, including market crashes and interstate conflict, pose a greater risk to the global economy than natural disasters, potentially costing cities $ Scott Eells Tokyo is the city with the most at risk ($24.31 billion) with the leading threat being an interstate conflict (due to its proximity to North Korea). | Bloomberg three years ago , according to a report by Lloyd's . It evaluated 279 risks to 22 major global cities, and revealed New York and New York were the most under-threat locations. As well as highlighting the increasing concentration of wealth in select regions, the study also notably included cyber crime as a threat – a category that hadn't appeared in the previous report, three years ago .
Man-made threats, including market crashes and interstate conflict, pose a greater risk to the global economy than natural disasters, potentially costing cities $ Scott Eells | Bloomberg three years ago , according to a report by Lloyd's . It evaluated 279 risks to 22 major global cities, and revealed New York and New York were the most under-threat locations. As well as highlighting the increasing concentration of wealth in select regions, the study also notably included cyber crime as a threat – a category that hadn't appeared in the previous report, three years ago .