AIRMIC 2024
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AnalysisUnderstanding supply chain vulnerabilities key as world becomes ‘riskier place’
’The risk market is changing and we need to ensure that we are with our clients from the outset,’ says chief executive of Gallagher’s crisis consultancy business
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Analysis‘Reluctance’ among risk managers to invest in new systems
Risk managers still using spreadsheets may be unable to answer increasingly probing risk questions from the c-suite
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FeaturesAirmic: Asking the big questions
Airmic knows what you’re thinking – because it surveys its members throughout the year to keep a pulse on the issues that are top of mind for risk professionals. We delve into the survey results on three huge topics: geopolitics, AI and climate risk.
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AnalysisAirmic 2024: Risk managers need to brace for a political risk storm
A leading broker has said risk managers cannot afford to ignore the growing political risks which are facing the world as countries across the globe hold national elections.
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AnalysisAirmic 2024: Risk managers told AI risks need to be managed
Risk managers have been told they will need to understand the changing liability landscape as they look to the implementation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into their operations.
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Online onlyAirmic 2024: Brokers and insurers must do more to help risk managers thrive says Marsh CEO
The president and CEO of Marsh has said that insurers must focus on innovation and better supporting risk managers as the risk environment becomes ever more complex.
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Online onlyAirmic 2024: Data key weapon as risk manager look to face new risk challenges.
Risk managers warned that data will be key in the battle against the range of new risks faced by businesses across the world.
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Editor's LetterSR Q2 2024: The great balancing act
Parenthood and risk management have a lot in common – both demand a superhuman ability to multitask, stay one step ahead, and keep a cool head. Every day is another challenge… but you wouldn’t change it for the world, right?
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InterviewsThe optimist: Airmic’s chair urges the industry to confidently sell itself as a destination career
Six months into her tenure as Airmic chair, Angela Iannetta reflects on how the risk profession has evolved to meet the new challenges it faces. To attract the best talent, we must loudly champion a role that has never been more important.
