AIRMIC – Page 53
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Terrorism Concerns
AIRMIC has criticised the Government for making slow progress to resolve concerns over the lack of adequate and affordable terrorism cover in the UK market
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State OF THE MARKET
David Ireland, AIRMIC's deputy chairman, has been giving a number of presentations around the country
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Coping With Extreme Threats
In a submission to the UK Defence Committee in April, David Gamble looked at how the private and public sectors could contribute in the face of an extreme national threat
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Fire Revisited
Despite the fact that terrorism, reputations and corporate governance make bigger headlines, fire is still the most common cause of business loss.
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Leveraging Transaction Value
You won't get full value from a transaction unless you manage cultural change with robust risk management, warn Fiona Gilvey and Jenny Jones
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Call for a stronger capital base
It is important for the long-term health of the insurance industry that there is some strengthening of the insurance industry’s capital base
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Greater need for risk management
Risk management has never been so important, and AIRMIC members have never been so active
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Don’t miss it!
Geoff Lingham, chairman of the AIRMIC programme committee says there has never been a greater need to attend the conference
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Terrorism Covers Fears
A recent AIRMIC/Association of British Insurers (ABI) survey suggests that the lack of suitable insurance cover against terrorism could cripple UK businesses
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Seeking a Terrorism Insurance Solution
News from the Federation of European Risk Management Associations and its members
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Chairman of FSA is guest lecturer
Sir Howard Davies speaks ‘on a subject related to risk’.
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Fewer accidents, higher productivity
Phil Godwin says that engineering risk assessment can help a company achieve fewer accidents, more efficient operations and reduced costs
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Watch your wallets!
UK risk managers and corporate treasurers warned to plan for the long-haul
