In our year-end 2024 survey, Middle market leaders were cautiously optimistic about the year ahead. Six months into 2025, caution is taking the lead, as uncertainty weighs on performance and confidence. Leaders are navigating a complex and shifting business landscape. Rising costs, economic uncertainty, ongoing talent pressures and cybersecurity are among their top challenges.
Drawing on findings from our Middle Market Indicator Mid-year 2025 Update, Chubb created Industry Spotlights, capturing how middle market leaders across 12 key sectors are experiencing and managing risk. Each industry view supports Chubb's goal to help middle market businesses prepare for the unexpected.
Leaders of lower middle market companies are steering through a complex landscape, with global interconnections and technology creating substantial opportunities – and significant risks.
This mid-year update, fielded in June 2025, explores leaders’ views on risk exposures and readiness.
This mid-year update, based on the MMI survey fielded in June 2025, spotlights executives’ views on business challenges, growth drivers and economic outlook.
This session will delve into the critical issues surrounding supply chain risk and resilience within today’s complex business landscape. Discover how disruptions from civil unrest, natural catastrophes, and extreme weather events can significantly affect business operations.
Dive into the growing urgency of climate risk and resilience. Amelie Fava-Verde, Chubb Resilience Services leader, unpacks how businesses can reduce financial and operational disruption, overcome internal hurdles and transform resilience into a strategic edge
Geopolitical factors, import and export uncertainty, and inflationary pressures are influencing the manufacturing sector and the decisions it faces regarding supply chains. Dependence on external supply chains may present various risks and will require careful risk management, business continuity, and resilience planning.
For middle market companies managing physical property risks, resilience isn’t a buzzword, it’s a business essential. While resilience supports businesses in mitigating risk, it also reflects well at the underwriting table by enhancing insurability in an era of rising property insurance premiums.