Asia Pacific – Page 25
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AnalysisPremiums4Good announces $633 million in impact investments
QBE’s Premiums4Good confirms commitment to £1 billion 2021 ambition for impact investments
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Expert ViewsRunning for cover: Insuring renewable projects
As tech innovation continues in the renewable energy space and projects scale ever bigger, conventional insurance options are unable to keep up and insurers are now wondering – what’s next?
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Expert ViewsCloud cover: Finding alternatives
As the renewable energy sector is seeing its risk profile change dramatically, there is increased demand for ways to cover against arguably its greatest foe – unpredictable weather
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Expert ViewsMobility ecosystems: Driving change
Self-driving cars are speeding from the future into our present. But what effect will such tech have on the way we view transport, and crucially liability on the road? Insurers cannot afford to hit cruise control and wait to find out
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Expert ViewsProduction lines: Supplying change
The sheer numbers and complexity in car manufacturing supply chains make them exceptionally vulnerable. It takes a proactive approach to prevent production lines grinding to a halt
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AnalysisCrooked construction
China’s ambitious Belt and Road Initiative means huge opportunities for developers and investors. But with so many infrastructure projects in developing countries beleaguered by corruption and crime, can this one stay on the straight and narrow?
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AnalysisOne great reason to risk a startup
The lure of the start-up may be great, but so are the risks. Adam Selwood and Susie Jones, the hearts and minds behind Cynch Security, took the gamble, emboldened and inspired by one thing – a great idea.
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AnalysisTop takeaways from PARIMA KL
Business risk management expert Steven Tunstall said the conference was valuable for those looking to widen their experience and learn about the risks of the future.
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Expert ViewsThe changing face of product recall
As both products and supply chains become more complex, is it surprising that recalls between manufacturers and their suppliers are more common?
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Analysis“We need to find the recipe for success in the future” says Axa CEO
Thomas Buberl, CEO, Axa Group talks at Brokerslink 2019 about the biggest risks facing businesses and why we are on the verge of another golden age of insurance
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AnalysisAttending Brokerslink 2019?
Here’s our quickfire Q&A with José Manuel Fonseca on what to expect from this year’s event
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InterviewsCan he fix it?
A life-long drive to discover what is broken and make it right has taken BHP’s Robb Eadie all around the world. Now his sights are set on transforming the risk profession. Meet: The fixer.
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AnalysisSlaves to your business
We are all complicit in modern slavery. Do you really know if there is forced labour in your supply chain? Because ultimately, the buck and the power to changed enslaved people’s lives, lands with you.
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AnalysisStrategicRISK Q3 2019: Smoke without fire?
We all know: Don’t believe everything you read. But in a social media-led world where fake news works so hard to be king, how do we avoid getting burned? Because the most crucial messages could be lost if we can’t discern the facts from the fiction
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InterviewsRenaissance woman
For Suchitra Narayanan – accomplished dancer, nimble-footed, creative risk manager, and the 2019 StrategicRISK Awards’ leading lady – risk management is a dance, and being part of changing risk her most captivating performance yet
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AnalysisDefining your reputation risk
Reputational risk is not “one risk”, but rather a category of risks which may impact your reputation, so how should you define and manage it? Hans Læssøe, principal consultant at AKTUS and former risk manager at Lego Group has this advice
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Expert ViewsCan construction truly go green?
After a sustained push to improve the energy efficiency of homes and offices, the focus has now shifted to the construction companies that build them – and they are not performing well
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AnalysisMajor protection gaps in cyber, nat cats and intangible risks continue to challenge insurers
“We have growth in the insurance market, but significant protection gaps remain” says Giulio Terzariol, chief financial officer at AGCS
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AnalysisAI influences industrial property and Chinese consumer markets
Speaking ahead of the AI workshop, the chair of today’s session, Benedikt Hintze, risk and insurance manager at Georgsmarienhütte Holdings, said: “AI is an important new technology with the potential to change the entire market insurance market.”
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AnalysisAI wirkt sich auf gewerbliches Eigentum und die chinesischen Verbrauchermärkte aus
Der GVNW hat ein Forum rund um das Thema künstliche Intelligenz (AI) in der Versicherungsbranche erarbeitet, das beim Symposium diesen Nachmittag um 15:40 Uhr abgehalten wird.
