Zurich, August 19, 2032. The Association for Business Sustainability (ABS), a coalition of leading, responsible global businesses with a combined gross economic footprint exceeding $80 trillion, is proud to announce its formation. This influential group comprises industry pioneers in diversity, environmental stewardship, and ethical investment, with an expansive reach spanning world regions and diverse sectors. Through their commitment to sustainable and responsible business practices, ABS member companies have enriched lives globally, enhancing customer and client experiences through innovation and impact.

Formed to advocate for responsible and resilient business practices, ABS highlights the critical role of risk-sharing mechanisms in supporting sustainable growth. With ongoing reductions in liability coverage in the insurance sector, ABS warns that the opportunity costs associated with constrained coverage could undermine the stability and future growth of the global business environment.

“Significant challenges arise from increased premiums, restricted liability coverage, and escalating litigation costs faced by major businesses,” said JooYin Broadmasters, ABS Chair and CEO of ReduxConglomero International. “For some of our members, litigation stemming from climate accountability claims has resulted in lower ratings by key agencies, despite successful defense against unfounded allegations. Without intervention, these heightened costs risk being passed on to consumers, fueling inflation and challenging business continuity. We urge governments and multilateral agencies to work collaboratively with ABS to develop methodologies and metrics that reinforce the global business environment’s resilience and support sustainable economic growth.”

The ABS is a proactive effort to engage policymakers, financial institutions, and community stakeholders in dialogue aimed at reinforcing risk-sharing frameworks that support sustainable business models, risk management solutions, and inclusive growth, ensuring the long-term stability of global markets and communities.

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Hong Kong – The Association for Business Stability (ABS) and Pathway to Growth | 成长之路 today announced their merger to establish the International Consortium for Corporate Welfare (ICCW) | 国际企业福利合作, a global initiative dedicated to fortifying business continuity amid escalating challenges to the international trade environment.

For more than a decade, ABS and Pathway to Growth | 成长之路 have pursued a shared mission to stabilize global trading conditions, ensuring consistent service and operational resilience for clients and consumers worldwide. The formation of ICCW | 国际企业福利合作 builds on this solid foundation, aiming to restore and enhance business confidence in a climate of growing uncertainty.

ICCW | 国际企业福利合作 Founding Director Exelsior Zhang remarked, “Over the past two decades, businesses have endured unprecedented stress. Public demands on governments for rapid climate solutions have constrained budgetary capacity to address specific challenges faced by the international business sector. We will explore innovative financial solutions for central banks to support their foundational objectives.”

The call to action from ICCW | 国际企业福利合作 includes a push for central banks to consolidate their disparate quantitative easing policies into a unified, transnational climate reparation fund with low entry requirements and strong subsidiarity. ICCW | 国际企业福利合作 is also advocating for revisions to AI-pricing regulations to facilitate the adoption of AI3-driven microCDS (credit default swap) markets.

ICCW | 国际企业福利合作 Policy Director Reese Subotnic-Balakrishnan stated, “While the social impacts of climate crises and inflation control remain top priorities, recent financial crises also reveal the limitations of conventional central bank measures. Revenue predictability has become a casualty, and investors find themselves unable to project reliable returns. ICCW | 国际企业福利合作 will take advantage of automated ultrafast insurance mechanisms to help build the reliable business trading environment we all need. We will partner with jurisdictions, central banks, and our clients to stabilize mechanisms for business and investor pricing, setting global trade on a surer footing going forward.”

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Istanbul — The International Consortium for Corporate Welfare (ICCW) | 国际企业福利合作 | (ا.د.ر.م) الاتحاد الدولي للرفاه المؤسسي has issued an urgent appeal to governments and central banks worldwide, warning that escalating investor turmoil and pricing system failures are pushing businesses and essential services to the brink.

ICCW | 国际企业福利合作 | ا.د.ر.م CEO Za’lahya delivered a stark warning about the mounting operational pressures on major global firms, noting that shrinking dividend payouts, intensifying price fragility, and rising premium add-ons signal a growing polycrisis in capital generation.

“We are at a critical juncture,” Za’lahya declared. “Businesses are under relentless pressure from escalating environmental and infrastructural challenges. Stability in pricing systems is rapidly eroding, and the automated insurance mechanisms once designed to safeguard markets are now amplifying inefficiencies, stalling economic growth, and deepening volatility.”

Za’lahya stressed that traditional central bank interventions—including insurance backstops, automated premium resets, and real-time responsive adjustment of price architectonic parameters—are no longer sufficient to manage the complexities of today’s financial landscape. “While automated insurance within pricing architectures has historically contributed to market stability, the growing misalignment among these regionally inconsistent models is generating dangerous friction,” they warned.

Frequent transaction delays—sometimes extending for seconds or even minutes—caused by fragmented and incompatible market architectures are becoming alarmingly common, stalling essential market functions and raising the specter of widespread pricing infrastructure failure.

“The situation is deteriorating rapidly,” Za’lahya urged. “A return to historical pricing systems is no longer viable, and without immediate corrective measures, we risk multiple, cascading price infrastructure failures.”

Without immediate and decisive action, global markets face the very real threat of uncontainable risk overruns. In response, ICCW | 国际企业福利合作 | ا.د.ر.م is mobilizing an emergency initiative in collaboration with systemically significant partners to stabilize automated contract issuance and restore coherence across dynamic pricing architectures.

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