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AnalysisFerma opposes more EC regs
European risk managers say no to more corporate governance rules from the European Commission particularly concerning risk appetite
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AnalysisCommercial litigation falls in UK
The rate of commercial litigation decreases but the statistics obscure legal disputes involving insurers
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AnalysisMobile phone companies keep clients in the dark
Operators failed to let customers know that their accounts had been hacked
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AnalysisReaction: Willis fine reflects renewed emphasis on bribery
Experts say organisations can expect to see significantly more action from the FSA on financial crime, anti-money laundering, sanctions breaches and bribery
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AnalysisFSA smacks Willis with £7m fine
Penalty relates to bribery and corruption investigation in Egypt and Russia
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AnalysisThe pension problem
With the end nigh for final-salary schemes, and ever-rising life expectancy, employers and employees face an uncertain future
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AnalysisFuture is bright for French risk managers
In his first detailed interview with StrategicRISK since becoming Amrae president, Gilbert Canameras, explains his priorities for the future
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AnalysisDebt crisis engulfs Italy
Concerns over Italy's debts are causing volatility in financial markets
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AnalysisThe pension time bomb
Public debt and pensions liabilities could be the next major threat to the financial system, according to commentators. But the risks aren’t purely financial
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AnalysisJorge Luzzi on insurance regulations
Ferma's vice president is worried about the impact new insurance rules are having on buyers in Europe and Latin America
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AnalysisQatar announces new captive regulations
New regime designed to support the development of Qatar as a regional centre for captive insurance
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AnalysisRisk Map: Economic sanctions
New sanctions have been issued against Iran and Libya. See what other countries are affected and how these measures could impact your business
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AnalysisInsurers seek competitive advantage from Solvency II
Amid speculation that Solvency II could be delayed until 2014, StrategicRISK investigates the risk management benefits of Europe's new capital regime for insurance companies
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AnalysisProposal to delay Solvency II
Existing solvency requirements will continue to apply until January 2014, according to an EU proposal
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AnalysisThe calm after the storm
So far several major catastrophes have not had a big impact on commercial property insurance prices. But how long will this situation last, asks James Bray
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AnalysisInsurers re-evaluate earthquake cover
After the Japanese earthquake, companies could find it much harder to buy catastrophe cover in hazardous zones, finds Sue Copeman
