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AnalysisLessons from Calais on keeping the supply chain moving
This summer’s disruption on both sides of the Channel Tunnel highlights the needs for risk managers to have a plan B in place
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AnalysisThe legal risks for drone insurance
Tighter policy wordings will be needed amid new regulations and increasing drone use
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AnalysisEuropean risk managers weigh up latest takeovers by Willis and ACE and possible Zurich-RSA deal
More insurer mergers and acquisitions are expected in the next few years, but how will this affect the insurance buying market?
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AnalysisHow risk managers can mitigate reputational damage arising from a data breach
A data breach can significantly damage a company’s reputation, which makes preparing for one all the more critical Part of a technology risks series supported by
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AnalysisThe top three Big Data threats that must be risk-managed effectively
Data vulnerability has become a major concern in the past 12 months, posing three distinct risks to organisations Part of a technology risks series supported by
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AnalysisHow the intangible economy and its risks have grown
In some cases, 80% of a company’s assets are intangible and the risks to these assets are greater than ever before. Read the first article in a three-part series on intangible risks
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AnalysisThird party risks could result in losses of up to 10 times the regulatory fine
Negative effect on share price could be an average drop of 2.55% but risk management has potential to return 4-5% equity.
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What Willis is doing about non-damage BI risks arising from adverse weather
Adverse weather conditions such as heavy rainfall can cause revenue losses but there may be an insurance solution in non-damage BI
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AnalysisHow AIG is using Big Data to identify vulnerabilities in the supply chain
High-quality information is the risk manager’s friend in need as it helps them to analyse potential loss more effectively Part of a property and casualty risks series supported by
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AnalysisZurich mulls over buying rival insurer RSA
Zurich has until 25 August to announce a bid or withdraw from purchasing the business, estimated to be worth £5.5bn
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The top five issues in property damage policies and how Marsh intends to resolve them
In a video interview, Marsh’s Caroline Woolley explains how the broker will tackle the key issues related to property damage business interruption policies
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AnalysisWhy manufacturers in Germany and France are turning to 3D printing
From bottles to complicated prosthetics, 3D printing is revolutionising all aspects of manufacturing but the technology is posing significant challenges for insurers Part of a property and casualty risks series supported by
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AnalysisCyber risk among the top 10 concerns for insurers globally
Regulation, macro-economy and interest rates are also highlighted as key challenges for insurers
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AnalysisGlobalised supply chains and regulatory changes cause food recalls to double
Some 52% of all food recalls cost US companies more than $10 million
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AnalysisThe future’s driverless, or is it?
To their champions, autonomous vehicles herald a revolution on the roads – but safety and security worries are mounting Part of a technology risks series supported by
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AnalysisHow can risk managers reduce claims numbers?
Improved risk management and enhancing claims defensibility can help win the battle
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AnalysisEU agrees revised directive on insurance sales
The new rules will change the way in which insurance products are sold
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Supply chain resilience: how suppliers and contractors around the world rank
A global resilience index, produced by FM Global, quantifies the supply chain resilience in 130 countries. The insurer’s Bill Bradshaw explains more
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AnalysisHow the Willis Towers Watson and ACE and Chubb deals will affect risk managers
Further consolidation, less competition and rising premiums’ all raised as concerns
