The 311 Risk Intelligence Index
The 311 Risk Intelligence Index maps 205 organisations in 44 countries whose work is seeing, analysing and assessing risk: geopolitical, economic, social, cyber, security, sovereign, environmental and systemic. For each one it shows what it publishes, how often, and its latest public risk calls. It sits beside the 311 Foresight Atlas, and the 48 organisations that do both are in both. Not a ranking.
Compiled by Matthew Griffin and the 311 Strategic Intelligence Unit. Last checked .
- 205organisations
- 44countries
- 432outputs
- 677latest findings
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Top clusters
Countries prioritising it
Share of each country's organisations on this topic compared with the world average (countries with at least 6 organisations and 3 on the topic)
Where the world's risk intelligence clusters
Places where risk intelligence organisations sit close together, ordered by how many sit within about 120 kilometres of each other.
All organisations
Tier 1 first, then by category and A to Z. Search at the top, pick a place on the map, or narrow the list here. Open any entry for its details, outputs and latest findings.
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What is the 311 Risk Intelligence Index?
A free directory of 205 organisations whose main work is seeing, analysing and assessing risk: geopolitical and political risk firms, sovereign and country risk raters, macro-economic forecasters, cyber threat intelligence teams, security consultancies, risk event datasets, insurers and reinsurers, systemic risk reports and prediction markets. It complements the 311 Foresight Atlas. 48 organisations whose work is both risk intelligence and foresight, such as Eurasia Group and Control Risks, appear in both, and their profiles here link to their Atlas pages.
Is the Index a ranking?
No. The Index does not say who is best or most accurate. Tiers describe how widely an organisation's work is used and cited, not how good its calls are. Within each tier, organisations are listed by category and then A to Z.
What are the latest findings?
Short summaries, in our own words, of 677 recent public risk calls made by the organisations themselves, each with its date, its time horizon and a link to the source. They are the organisations' views, not 311's. Where an organisation publishes no public calls, its profile says so.
How is it compiled and kept current?
The 311 Strategic Intelligence Unit researched each organisation from its own website, publications and public records, and checked that it was active in 2025 or 2026. Every profile shows when it was last checked. Organisations can request a correction at any time.
What is a risk cluster?
A place where risk intelligence organisations sit close together, usually within about 120 kilometres, such as London, Washington DC or New York.
How does this relate to the 311 Foresight Atlas?
The Foresight Atlas maps organisations whose work is futures and foresight. This Index maps the organisations that monitor and assess risk. Together they cover the people who look ahead and the people who watch for what could go wrong. Where an organisation does both, it appears in both.
Why are some entries units or programmes?
Every entry is an organisation, never a single report. Where the risk work is done by one part of a larger body, such as a bank's research institute or a government agency's programme, the entry is that unit, and its profile names the organisation it is part of. Reports appear as each entry's outputs.
Last checked 21 Oct 2026. © 311 Institute 2026. The Index, its data and analysis are the proprietary work of the 311 Institute and are protected by copyright and database rights. Findings are short summaries in our own words of each organisation's published views, with links to the sources. Copying, scraping, extracting or republishing any substantial part without written permission is prohibited. Licensing enquiries: contact us.
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