Analysis – Page 89
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The future of Catastrophe modelling
Aon Benfield, Lloyd’s and Intersys on new trends for Catastrophe modelling
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Soft energy insurance rates set to accelerate - Marsh
Energy insurance buyers are likely to benefit from an increasingly softening market, according to Marsh
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XL offers kidnap and ransom cover
XL Group has expanded its crisis management capabilities with two key appointments to write kidnap and ransom risks
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Forex rigging scandal will cause a wave of D&O insurance claims
Why the full cost will top Libor scandal and a global probe involving 15 banks and a dozen regulators
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Ukraine crisis exacerbates political risk for Nordic firms
Willis’s Azzizza Larsen explains why political and trade credit risk solutions are in high demand for Nordic multinationals
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JLT Towers Re launches expanded Bermuda operations
Former JLT Re and Towers Watson Re operations in Bermuda merged to provide further impetus to JLT Towers Re’s growth aspirations
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Managing risk in food and drink
It falls to risk managers to ensure our sources of food and drink are kept safe and secure
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Multinationals drive trade credit market growth
Large multinationals are buying more credit insurance as the risks increase, according to Marsh’s head of trade credit UK and Ireland, Tim Fisher
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Takaful market gains momentum in the Far East and UK
There is a growing market for insurance buyers seeking Shariah-compliant solutions
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Building resilience against natural disasters
Debate continues over the reasons for the world’s recent weather disasters, but risk managers must have a clear position on planning for the unknown
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Video: Cyber and reputational risk now a prominent threat to business
In a video interview Allied World’s Paul Collins highlights a number of emerging risks that are now “at the forefront”
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Marsh expands trade credit team as economy recovers
Two new members join broker’s trade credit division to assist clients in managing credit risks and capitalise on growth
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Liberty Specialty Markets to offer greater capacity
Liberty Specialty Markets’s recent restructure promises “more capacity and more lines to the European market”
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Amrae president warns against three major risks affecting multinationals
Political, natcats and cyber ranked as top risks for companies with overseas operations
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Video: StrategicRISK interviews Allied World's Paul Collins
Paul Collins, AVP Corporate Risk Engineering Manager at Allied World outlines risk management trends including cyber and supply chain risks
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Video: StrategicRISK interviews Allied World's Enrico Bertagna
Enrico Bertagna, senior vice president Allied World on globalisation and its multinational programme
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Video: A series of interviews with Amrae board members
Amrae board on globalisation, certification and the highlights from this year’s conference
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Why Brazil is optimistic about Solvency II equivalence
Brazil’s regulator says its insurance supervisory rules may be ahead of Solvency II requirements in many of its important provisions
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XL: East European companies urged to manage political risks
Against a backdrop of political violence in Ukraine, XL’s new Central and Eastern European lead talks to StrategicRISK about risk trends in the region