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Greece to cut spending by €9.4bn
International creditors expected to unlock the next tranche of bailout funds worth €31.5bn
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HSBC money laundering fines could exceed $1.5bn
Bank more than doubles funds set aside for payment of fines over money laundering in the US
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Is fracking really clean?
Hydraulic fracturing continues to spread rapidly across the globe as a popular method of natural gas extraction. But there are mounting concerns about its contribution to groundwater pollution and long-term environmental impact
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Total recall
Toyota’s latest mass car recall should serve as a stark reminder to all companies about the need to have a proactive risk-mitigation strategy
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Stretched to the limit?
Increasing industrial action across Europe is placing further strain on public sector risk managers, already hit by budget cuts
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Outsourcing – A modern risk dilemma
Companies now look to third parties to deliver more than cost cutting, but they should also ensure that they do not lose control over vital functions
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Hurricane Sandy could cost $45bn
Potential for large business interruption sees initial damage estimates doubled
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Information time delay harming risk management at financial institutions
New research finds that poor quality and timeliness of risk management information is harming the practice in financial institutions
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Apple gamble on change to supply chain
Samsung has been dropped from iPad Mini production, leading Apple to find new suppliers in wake of its new product launch
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Compliance and certification dominate FERMA Seminar
Delegates in Versailles hear results of Benchmarking Survey along with plans for formal risk management recognition
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Google shares dive after blunder
Shares plunge after disappointing financials are released four hours early
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Internal fraud on the rise
Report reveals that proportion of fraud committed internally has risen for the second year running
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Power industry struggling due to increase in major losses
Rising frequency of events could place industry at risk according to report
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Airmic members favour change to disclosure rules
Survey of members reveals overwhelming support for law reform
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Euro banks to shed €20bn worth property loans
Major banks have already sold €7.5bn worth of portfolios this year
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Cleaner trading
The FSA may be averse to taking legal action over money laundering, but it’s not the case with US regulators
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Solvency II – and now for the hard bit
The Solvency II deadline is looming, with firms now using risk management as an even more vital business tool
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London 2012: The greatest show on earth
When the Olympic and Paralympic Games came to a close last month, the UK had two reasons to celebrate: its impressive medal tally and a near incident-free event. But staging the games certainly wasn’t without challenges
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BAE and EADS merger hit by government veto warning
Existing plans to issue ‘golden shares’ to governments would be against European law
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Cyber gangs target PC factories
Some 20% of all the hardware bought from China found infected with malware capable of stealing personal details