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AnalysisAirmic 2015: news from day 2
Helen Pope’s last speech as chair, a round-up of workshop news and pictures from the event
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AnalysisAirmic 2015: news from day 1
A round-up of latest developments from the first day of the conference, including Airmic’s seven-point plan for measuring reputational risk and its campaign to raise the profile of risk management
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Risk InnovationFinancial Institutions Survey: Infographic
A visual representation of the results of StrategicRISK’s survey of financial institutions, carried out in association with Zurich
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Risk InnovationTackling the growing risk of cyber crime
Discussion points for financial institutions
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Risk InnovationBuilding supply chain resilience
In common with the issues faced by all sectors in managing a supply chain, construction faces specific problems that complicate the challenge of building resilience.
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Risk InnovationConstruction Insights
Zurich’s issue of Insights focuses on the challenges and trends in the construction industry.
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Case StudiesThe case for risk leadership
There is a feeling among risk practitioners that theoretical risk management has strayed from our intuition of the world in which we manage risk daily
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Special ReportsTwenty years in risk
Our eight page supplement looking back over the past two decades in risk managment (English and French)
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MarketingData security
In this 16 page Executive Report StrategicRISK explores how protecting private data from prying eyes poses some serious risk management questions. And we suggest some solutions
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Executive ReportRisk management for mid-sized companies
StrategicRISK’s detailed 16 page report on emerging risks for mid-sized corporates in the UK. Most middle market companies will have a good handle on their property and liability risks. This report is designed to help them go a step further than their peers, to outperform them and reap the rewards
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MarketingGlobalisation risks
A twenty page report explaining the threats facing companies in an increasingly globalised world as well as the most effective mitigation measures. Planning for the unexpected has become crucial for companies. Those that do this successfully will be the winners in the global village
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Executive ReportGlobal programmes
Risk managers of multinational corporations considering introducing a global insurance programme need to tread carefully. This twenty page report outlines the key considerations around the world. Knowledge and expertise can make the difference between consistency that delivers the sought outcomes and a patchwork approach with associated problems.
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MarketingRisk management career horizons
Based on interviews with 20 risk management professionals at different points in their careers, the aim of this report is to provide risk managers with information about every stage of their career, what to expect and how to progress
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Special ReportsPresidents' Roundtable 2010
StrategicRISK gathered the risk management presidents for a roundtable in LondonPresidents’ RoundtableOpen publication - Free publishing - More strategic
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Features
New world order
Corporate multinational property insurance programmes can provide signifi cant cost and control benefi ts – but risk managers should be aware of the potential pitfalls
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FeaturesThe first line of defence
The effects of a blaze in a large building or facility go beyond just safety and structural damage, and can be ruinous – to the local infrastructure, economy and environment. But installing sprinkler protection could take businesses out of the line of fi re, says FM Global’s Brendan MacGrath
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Features
Continental shift
The Environmental Liability Directive has been on the agenda for years, but now that it has reached all corners of Europe, multinational organisations no longer have any excuse for turning a blind eye to the consequences of their environmental actions
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Features
Time to clean up your cover
While regulations bringing in the ‘polluter pays’ principle came into force in the EU some three years ago, experts fear many companies think only ‘heavy’ industries are at risk. Just relying on your public liability policy could end in fi nancial disaster
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Interviews‘Doing nothing is not an option’
The UK government’s policy of ‘more for less’ is presenting some particular challenges for the public sector as pressure mounts to demonstrate value for money. But can the risk management function within these organisations do the same?
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Online onlyLessons in leadership
Risk managers now have more chance than ever to move up to the board – and StrategicRISK has launched a campaign to help them to get there. As Nathan Skinner writes, it’s all about acquiring the right skills
