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Analysis
Risk managers divided on role of RMIS in ERM
How helpful are RMIS in embedding enterprise-wide risk management? The professionals’ views are mixed
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Risk managers list most useful features of RMIS
RMIS are invaluable in building and maintaining global insurance programmes. A study of their most popular features indicates why
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Zurich unveils major company shake-up
Insurer’s non-life and life management business combined under the control of one management team
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Almost two thirds of firms don't have cyber insurance – survey
Many companies are also unsure whether their cyber insurance policy is up-to-date
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Society-critical infrastructure very vulnerable to cyber attacks
A new era of cyber intrusion is upon us, as cyber criminals take on bigger challenges. Expect central banks, stock exchanges, hospitals and power stations to be targeted
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The D&O hotspots risk managers should be aware of
Reforms to corporate law mean that class actions are spreading across the world
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Tips for risk managers in the event of a terrorist attack
It’s unlikely that European authorities will beat the jihadists any time soon
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Swiss Re outlines three emerging risks for (re)insurance industry
New risks present insurers with an opportunity to develop new solutions
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Data protection fines and penalties is top risk for TMT firms
Executives in technology, media and telecommunications also worry about intellectual property and patent infringement, and competition and anti-trust law scrutiny, survey finds
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As political risks grow, staff safety takes on a whole new urgency
Businesses expanding into new markets may find that terrorist-influenced criminality has moved in just ahead of them. In major Western cities, meanwhile, the threat of a lone-wolf attack is very real
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If your supply chain is morally suspect, this is how you should react
No major corporate condones unethical labour practices. So why are firms still getting caught up in scandals at the more opaque ends of their supply chain?
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Headspace
What would a Trump presidency mean from a risk perspective?
Big businesses may find themselves on the receiving end of higher tax demands, StrategicRISK’s editor-in-chief Mike Jones says
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Low oil prices and political risk drive changes to global supply chain resilience
Switzerland takes over top spot from Norway as most resilient country in annual resilience index
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Autonomous vehicles: when risk gets out of hand
The future of many vehicles is driverless. While the safety advantages are vast, so are the risk concerns
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Multinationals fail to prioritise anti-bribery and corruption
Businesses face signifcant fines, criminal prosecution and personal liability if they ignore corporate scandals
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Directors’ and officers’ insurance capacity under pressure
Increasingly complex claims events are causing some insurers to review their capacity for D&O
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AXA Corporate Solutions profits up 5.7% to €2.3bn
Insurer to focus on geographical expansion
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Cargo theft and terrorism remain the top supply chain risks for 2016
Other risks include labour unrest and natural catastrophes, BSI finds
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Global disasters cost insurers $37bn in 2015
Level is well below £43bn average despite record number of natural catastrophes, according to Swiss Re data
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Mars limits reputational damage after recalling millions of chocolate bars
Some 67% of risk managers believe Mars will suffer no reputational damage, which could be down to the brand’s swift actions