Analysis – Page 15
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AnalysisJLT expects one-off costs of £34m in 2016
Costs consists of £12m for the restructuring of its UK and Ireland employee benefits division and £22m to settle its legal dispute with Willis
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AnalysisWhat risk managers need to know about managing a crisis
With social media and the 24-hour news cycle in their sights, crisis management teams need to take charge of a situation before it spirals out of their control
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AnalysisWhen do bribery and corruption invalidate D&O cover?
The corruption charges against FIFA officials raise disturbing issues – for the insured, at least – about whether bad behaviour renders D&O null and void
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AnalysisTechnology risks are top threats to global businesses - BCI
Study finds cyber attack, data breach and IT outages are top risk concerns
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AnalysisFighting the war on terror
The tragic terror attack in Paris last year has sent a stern warning to businesses across the world: protect your assets and, most importantly, your people
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AnalysisData breaches in the UAE and KSA estimated to have cost $3.8m in 2015
Cyber risk, political instability and health and safety identified as oil industry’s top risks
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AnalysisHow data analytics can help close the healthcare gap
As the global cost of healthcare skyrockets, employee benefits programmes are becoming increasingly expensive. But there are ways to create sustainable schemes
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AnalysisManaging the ultimate risk: climate change
Sacrificing sustainability in the supply chain to satisfy shareholder returns presents the biggest single risk to business, says professor Gail Whiteman from Lancaster University Management School
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AnalysisHow the risk of terrorism in Europe has evolved in the last decade
Political instability can be felt closer to home, with new risks being manifested
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AnalysisTop 10 tips for handling an environmental crisis
The best advice for all firms is to be prepared, insists Red24assist environmental compliance specialist Grant Cropper Part of an environmental risk series supported by
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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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AnalysisAviation and aerospace sector turn to employee benefit programmes to attract and retain talent – Marsh
“Aviation and aerospace firms now realise that specialised employee benefits packages that cater for the specific needs of their sector are key differentiators in this cut-throat labour market”
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AnalysisSmoother flight path for business travel
A new paper from FERMA and International SOS will help risk managers get to grips with the challenges of travel
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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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AnalysisMust-read for international travellers
The legal status of the duty of care of organisations and institutions in Europe for their travellers has changed
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AnalysisWhy is risk management facing such a dearth of young talent?
It’s been a struggle to fill the talent gap in risk management left by the financial crisis, but efforts are being made to raise awareness among the younger generation about a rewarding career choice
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AnalysisHow risk managers can introduce risk into strategy
Risk managers are increasingly expected to share their expertise and knowledge at board level and their professional bodies are helping them meet the new challenge
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AnalysisHow far can 3D printing take the construction industry?
The potential of the technology has excited the construction industry, with some firms proving that 3D printers have the capability to print houses at the push-button – but what are the risks?
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AnalysisMinimising brand damage: the Alton Towers rollercoaster crash
In the second of a three-part series of intangible risk articles, European risk managers review how the theme park responded to an accident which could have caused its reputation to spiral
