Asia Pacific – Page 49
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Interviews
Five minutes with: Parima’s Roland Teo
Quickfire Q&A with one of Asia’s top risk managers – Roland Teo, governing council member, Risk & Insurance Management Association of Singapore (Rimas) and founding board Member, Pan-Asia Risk & Insurance Management Association (Parima)
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Interviews
Innovation driven by customers
Westfield chief risk officer Eamonn Cunningham has witnessed great changes in the retail sector’s customer demand and risk environment. Here he talks about reputational damage, regulation, business continuity and his firm’s approach to risk management
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Analysis
Litigation poses a growing threat
International litigation is on the rise, with an increasing number of claimants turning to the UK courts to resolve their disputes
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People
Corruption, bribery and contingency payments the biggest threats for the transportation sector
“At the end of the chain is a guy with no knowledge of the product, driving an old unsafe truck, delivering your goods – and who knows whether that company is compliant” – Katoen Natie chief risk officer Carl Leeman
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Analysis
Risk Forum marks first ever RIMS event held in Australia
Melbourne meeting opens new chapter in RIMS history
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Analysis
Risk manager profile: Malwine Braunwarth
Focusing on the smaller things is crucial for risk management in the transport sector, according to Bombardier’s head of risk engineering
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Analysis
Mid-market firms facing more export risks
ACE Continental Europe president Jeff Moghrabi warns that distributors are facing higher levels of export risks as they expand into emerging markets
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Analysis
Offshore centres: why RSA is relocating its call centres to the UK
And why other firms find outsourcing benefitcial
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Opinion
Opinion natcats: are we getting better at managing the risks?
Things are more difficult in the economically fragile less developed countries
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Analysis
Infographic: Run out of steam?
A slowdown in the BRIC economies is partly a result of their link with first-world losses and not necessarily a cause to panic – yet
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Analysis
Editor’s View: Fit to print
As I write this, the very first Asia issue of StrategicRISK magazine is going to press. Yes, that’s right: Asia’s own print version of Europe’s award-winning risk management information publication has arrived.
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Analysis
Opening new markets is the key to recovery
Companies that survive and even thrive through a prolonged downturn are those that know how to innovate say risk professionals at StrategicRISK’s Italian risk managers’ roundtable
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Analysis
The clampdown continues apace
Financial regulation is increasingly making its presence felt and means substantial changes for business
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Analysis
Heavy loss of life in Super Typhoon Haiyan ‘completely unnecessary’
Government of the most ‘disaster-impacted country in the world’ failed to provide adequate warnings, says RMS scientist
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Analysis
No escaping the rules
Current and emerging regulations in various fields will test compliance on a larger scale than before
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Analysis
Run out of steam?
A slowdown in the BRIC economies is partly a result of their link with first-world losses and not necessarily a cause to panic – yet
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Analysis
‘Strongest ever’ Super Typhoon Haiyan makes landfall
Moving biggest typhoon in history smashes into Philippines before it heads north-west towards China
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Analysis
ACE’s top executives unite to lead new global accounts division
Two of ACE’s senior figures speak to StrategicRISK about their role within the firm’s newly created global accounts division
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Analysis
Communication is key factor in ERM
Ferrovial’s head of risk believes awareness of both dangers and opportunities should involve everyone in a business
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Analysis
Zurich names new man to take claims reins
Hong Kong move ahead for Middle East-based Duane Perkins