Asia Pacific – Page 36
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Analysis
The top Brexit risks for the construction industry
Trade barriers and a curb on immigration are likely to have a significant impact
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Analysis
Tianjin explosion: lessons learned
Just over one year has passed since the devastating Tianjin blasts in China. So what has the insurance industry learned from the event?
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RSA's Jon Hancock to join Lloyd's
Hancock took on additional responsibilities at RSA in February
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The top five economic developments you need to be aware of
The main macro-economic developments that will have an impact on German corporates
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Marketing
Latest risk and insurance jobs
At StrategicRISK we often come across interesting risk management roles across the Asia-Pacific. We’ve created this webpage to keep this information in one place. If you would like to list a job here please email the details to william.sanders@nqsm.com 16 June 2017 Senior risk and compliance ...
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Analysis
Construction risks like no other
Optimism bias, new owners and a changing company risk appetite are just some of the daily challenges for John Holland group general manager, risk management, Bronwyn Friday
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Headspace
Poor planning is a bigger risk than Brexit
The biggest post-Brexit risk is failing to plan for the future, says Rita Trehan, former CHRO at Honeywell and AES Corporation
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Analysis
Disasters claim fewer lives but cost more
Natural catastrophes drive global insured losses to $31bn in H1
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Risk appetite: why ‘tone from the top’ is vital
Many boards fail to understand the difference between their company’s risk appetite and risk tolerance
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How JLT took on Marsh and Aon in Australia
Five years ago, Britain’s JLT was a relatively small player in Australia. Now it’s challenging the status quo, beating giants Aon and Marsh to high-profile corporate contracts
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Analysis
Kadidja Sinz leaves XL Catlin for key Liberty role
Appointed head of Europe for Liberty Specialty Markets
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Understanding the economic impact of space weather risks
A catastrophic solar storm that takes out US generating capacity could result in business interruption and supply chain losses in the United States and around the world of more than $470 billion
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Analysis
M&A activity slows, as insurers search for growth elsewhere
With global M&A numbers dipping, the industry is looking into alternatives
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How technology can improve supply chains
Technological advances are enabling even the smallest of companies to better manage their supply chain
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Insurer urges governments to improve weather data
More real-time data needed to better price insurance and pay out claims
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Lloyd’s pushes for passporting as Brexit threatens £800m GWP
The market publishes document outlining its plans to deal with Brexit
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Brexit could force insurers restructure as passporting rights go
Insurers may face large operational, regulatory and tax costs, PwC says
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Analysis
AXA Global unveils new five-year plan
The new plan centres around two strategic priorities: focus and transform
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Clients should push insurance industry to reinvent itself
Insurers instead focus more on complying with new regulations, KPMG research finds