Asia Pacific – Page 50
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Analysis
JLT launches ‘all-risk’ intangible protection insurance
Coverage provides world’s only all-risk approach – JLT Speciality partner Peter Hacker
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Analysis
Shipping facing volatile risks
Marine operators need to navigate not only more stringent eco-regulations, but also a slowdown in the commodities market worldwide and a rise in natural catastrophes
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Analysis
Editor’s View: Burning issues
As I write this, the sun is blazing down on Sydney and the wind is howling through the eucalyptus trees that, with their oily leaves and dry bark, provide such excellent fuel for fires
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Special Reports
Special report: Trade credit risks
The trade credit insurance market has had to rebuild its reputation in the aftermath of the banking crisis, so credit insurers are focusing their attention on product innovation.
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Features
Risk management for modern era
Profile: Carl Leeman The chief risk officer for Katoen Natie understands the risks facing us in the digital age … and he’s keen to spread the message
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Risk Innovation
Eurozone crisis remains a top risk for businesses in France
AMRAE president tells risk managers that they need to ‘constantly adapt’ to changes in the world economy – while also keeping an eye on emerging cyber risks
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Analysis
Editor's comment: Social media – 'a virtual mirror for narcissists and a meeting point for the terminally vacuous’
Are the changes engendered by the internet – or, indeed, social media – always a force for good?
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Analysis
Energy risk engineering: 'fundamental lessons have not been learnt'
Aon’s new lead for energy risk engineering advises greater communication to prevent recurring risks
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Risk Innovation
Zurich chief spells out German priorities
Zurich Germany head of broker management GI Johann Worm (pictured) discusses the key challenges facing German corporations
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Analysis
Balance of power shifts in energy sector
The US’s growing self-sufficiency in oil and gas is adding to environmental and climatic risks to create a volatile energy sector, yet the risks are manageable
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Analysis
Editor’s View: Heads in the sand over ERM?
Fast Track founder claims risk management is ‘over-promised, incorrectly focussed, inconsistently implemented and improperly managed’. What do you think?
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Analysis
The rise of the do-it-all risk manager
Amrae is urging risk managers to prove that they can add real and lasting value to their business, particularly in tough economic times
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Analysis
Editor's view: ‘Slow growth, low growth, no growth are the three most likely economic scenarios’
The economic crisis has eased slightly, but the paralysis it has engendered remains
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Opinion
Opinion: Companies may have to make it very clear that cross-wall romance is unacceptable
The risks around workplace affairs
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Analysis
ACE makes leadership promotions in Europe
ACE makes two key promotions in property and casualty as it plans to build financial lines capabilities across the continent
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Analysis
Floods kill more than 100 in China
Floods in areas hit by Typhoon Utor leave many dead and cause economic losses of more than ¥28bn
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Analysis
Jaguar Land Rover to recall more than 11,000 cars in China
Engine and oil leakage problems to blame for product recall
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Analysis
Willis Re Australia chairman to lead broker's Bermuda branch
Michael Harden to take the helm next year
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Analysis
Cat bond issuance hits six-year high
“Pipeline for new issuance remains strong for second half of year”
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Risk Survey
Troubled climate
Risk managers are confident about their ability to tackle established risks, a StrategicRISK survey – conducted in association with AIG – has shown. More complex environmental problems such as climate change are a different story