by Suman Gupta
Mumbai, April 4, 2022: With the country’s economic activity picking up pace, Corporate India has another reason to rejoice. The Corporate India Risk Index 2021 score of 62 is up from 57 in 2020, representing “optimized risk handling” with scope for further improvement. These findings are a part of the second edition of ICICI Lombard’s Corporate India Risk Index (CIRI). The company has released the study in continued collaboration with Frost and Sullivan, a leading global management consulting firm.
The second edition of Corporate India Risk Index 2021 (CIRI) was launched in the presence of Mr. Bhargav Dasgupta, MD & CEO ICICI Lombard, Chief Guest Mr. Nirmalya Kumar, Lee Kong Chian Professor of Marketing at Singapore Management University, Mr. Alok Agarwal, Executive Director, ICICI Lombard, and Mr. Aroop Zutshi, President and Managing Partner, Frost & Sullivan.
Key Stats
Higher score was aided by improvement in risk management and reduction in risk exposure
Key Factors Comparison |
2021 |
2020 |
Corporate India Risk Index |
62 |
57 |
Corporate India Risk Management |
65 |
64 |
Corporate India Risk Exposure |
62 |
66 |

Mr. Nirmalya Kumar, Lee Kong Chian Professor of Marketing at Singapore Management, University, said, “ICICI Lombard’s Corporate India Risk Index is an important contribution in identifying and measuring risks across various sectors. The practical application of this risk metric helps firms understand the level of risk their business is exposed to, assess their level of preparedness, and take steps to improve their risk management strategies accordingly.”