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AnalysisStaying one step ahead of reputational damage
In a media-savvy world, hard won reputations are easily lost, particularly over environmental scandals. Companies must take action now to put safeguarding procedures in place Part of an environmental risk series supported by
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AnalysisFrom liability to D&O: The different aspects of environmental risk
No organisation – whatever their size or sector – is immune to increased environmental scrutiny Part of an environmental risk series supported by
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AnalysisThe top environmental risk hot spots risk managers should be aware of
A look at different – and developing – approaches to environmental regulation across the globe Part of an environmental risk series supported by
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AnalysisManaging environmental risk in today’s changing business world
Regulation and reputation: ACE considers the challenges of environmental risk Part of an environmental risk series supported by
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AnalysisBusiness leaders urged to use insurance to take more risk – Airmic
Insurance is not just as “a necessary precaution”, but vehicle that could help boards to launch into new markets and expand their business
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AnalysisGender pay gap regulation to exacerbate reputation risk for businesses across the UK – Marsh
Businesses should prepare for the new gender pay gap rules to avoid damaging their reputations
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AnalysisInsuring emerging megacities – the risks and rewards
As urbanisation increases in emerging markets, how will this affect insurers and risk managers?
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AnalysisWhy alternative risk transfer is entering the mainstream
Alternative risk transfer is becoming more widespread as companies retain more risk, traditional insurance struggles to cover emerging risks and new forms of capital enter the market. By Ciarán Healy, director of consulting for global captive practice, Willis, and Marc Paasch, global head of alternative risk transfer solutions, Willis
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AnalysisHow the Consumer Rights Act 2015 will affect risk managers
Hogan Lovells answers questions from risk managers about how the Consumer Rights Act 2015, which came into force this month, could affect businesses, including supply chains and contracted relationships
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AnalysisHacked TalkTalk revealed to have cyber insurance
Telecoms firm at centre of cyber attack is covered by insurance
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AnalysisMarsh and Zurich each launch employee benefit programmes
Programmes launched in a bid to attract and retain talent
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AnalysisZurich introduces international programmes for employee benefits
“People risk is a key part of the risk landscape”
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AnalysisM&A megadeals good for Lloyd’s says chairman
John Nelson on mergers and global insurance hubs
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AnalysisCyber and reputation risks continue to top surveys as biggest risks to business – Marsh
Chief executives overestimate cover for the most high impact risks
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AnalysisIndustry chiefs weigh up future insurance challenges
Consolidation, the soft market and technological challenges - just some of the issues facing panellists at today’s presidential debate. Here’s a preview …
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AnalysisSupporting non-traditional risk managers
Alessandro De Felice on ANRA’s involvement at this year’s Forum and his plans as president of the Italian risk management association
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Analysis‘What a great profession this is’
As Julia Graham prepares to hand over the presidential baton to Jo Willaert, she looks back at progress made during her two years at the top
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AnalysisThe big debate: the changing face of risk management
Zurich’s Thomas Hürlimann, Siemens’ Alexander Mahnke and Marsh’s David Batchelor talk exclusively to StategicRISK about how risk management is evolving, ahead of today’s profession debate
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AnalysisExecutive directors complacent about reputational risk
Aon Risk Solutions study also highlights five other ‘underrated’ areas of threat
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AnalysisFuture of risk: the many dimensions of the risk profession
In the third of our future of risk interviews, Deutsche Bank global head of corporate insurance Dirk Wegener weighs up the risks that have challenged risk management
