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AnalysisHill Dickinson: Is reputational risk really an untouchable intangible?
The consequences and complexity of reputational risk are why many cite it the risk they worry most about, but peace of mind lies closer to home than many think, says partner, Magnus Boyd
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AnalysisAllianz report reveals top causes of loss for businesses
Largest financial losses come from ship groundings, fires, aviation crashes, earthquakes and storms
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AnalysisJLT poaches seven from Aon to boost its US specialty business
Several of Aon’s senior management team will join JLT, after the latter announced a €63.25m net investment expansion plan for its US specialty business
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AnalysisRisks of operating in diverse Latin America
Latin America is a region that no ambitious multinational can ignore, particularly as trade between emerging countries is expected to account for about 40% of global trade by 2030, but there are variations in regulation that businesses need to get to grips with
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AnalysisJLT Group to merge its Specialty and Lloyd & Partners businesses
Group also sets out US expansion plans in a bid to offer global platform
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AnalysisHill Dickinson launches fraud fighting travel database
First platform for sharing travel claims data
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AnalysisFERMA to offer Insight Risk Manager by 2015
The Airmic-Axco international insurance regulation database has proved popular with users since its release in June
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AnalysisSmall weather changes harms retail and construction firms - Swiss Re
Small abnormalities in the weather can prove to be as critical to business operations as extreme natural catastrophes
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AnalysisFirms failing to consider excess insurance in multinational programmes
ACE chief on why cross-border excess insurance must be carefully considered when structuring multinational programmes
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AnalysisCaptives: Self-managed or outsourced?
Flourishing interest from SMEs and a growing awareness of non-traditional risks spell good news for captive insurance
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AnalysisEbola outbreak: businesses advised to activate continuity plans
As more cases of suspected imported Ebola are detected, businesses are asked to assess pandemic plans
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AnalysisRegulatory reforms heighten demand for risk managers
But there is a limited pool of suitable candidates in the financial services sector to fill the jobs
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AnalysisDPAs: A new weapon against corporate crime
Deferred prosecution agreements have just been introduced in the UK. How do they work and how will other jurisdictions view them?
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AnalysisHiscox launches broader cyber and data insurance
Policy includes support from experts and covers regulation costs
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AnalysisUK High Court rules on employee breach of contract
Court rules in favour of employers regarding contracted notice period obligations
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AnalysisNew standards for data protection agreed
EU-wide logo and “data protection impact assessments” aim to boost the use of radio frequency identification systems
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AnalysisLegal focus: cloud computing
The use of cloud computing presents undeniable advantages, but the legal risks associated with it should not be overlooked, says DLA Piper
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AnalysisLegal Q&A: how to approach a dispute
DLA Piper’s Richard Norman and James Watson offer expert advice on what to do when a commercial dispute lands on your desk
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AnalysisGlobal terrorism fatalities increased by 30%
The past 12 months have seen a rise in terrorism fatalities despite the number of attacks decreasing
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AnalysisOvercapacity leads to premium rate reductions
Construction, property and casualty insurance buyers see premiums fall up to 30%
