All articles by Helen Yates – Page 2
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AnalysisAirmic welcomes insurer’s decision to drop appeal
“Market turns are cyclical, and underwriters should keep squarely in mind their relationships with their insurance buyers for the future”, says Julia Graham
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AnalysisCyber insurance transparency key to growth
PCS has launched a new data set to help the cyber insurance sector manage risk and capital more effectively
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AnalysisFERMA: Trust with insurers has been eroded
Service quality and relationships are being deteriorated as the commercial insurance market hardens, say panellists
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AnalysisH&M hit with record-breaking GDPR fine
The Swedish fashion house has been fined over €35m for breaching EU GDPR laws in a landmark ruling
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AnalysisFighting cancel culture
Before you can manage and mitigate risks to your brand and reputation, you first need to be able to measure it
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AnalysisAirmic welcomes BI test case ruling
Ruling is to the benefit of businesses, risk professionals and insurance buyers, states UK risk management association
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AnalysisHard market to prompt captive growth
Firming commercial insurance prices and impacts from COVID-19 could present opportunities for the captive insurance segment - AM Best
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AnalysisCOVID-19: Three quarters have experienced supply chain disruption
Two-thirds of organisations plan to source goods more locally post-pandemic, reducing reliance on the Far East - BCI report
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Special ReportsSpecial report: Climate change
Climate change is a truly global risk. Why risk managers need to consider the physical, reputational and transition risks arising from climate change.
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AnalysisHow insurability hinges on disaster mitigation
Global warming is just one factor provoking the rise in natural disasters. If we want to avoid ‘no coverage’ regions, we must invest in risk mitigation
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AnalysisStriking the right balance
As economies restart after the COVID-crisis, there is an opportunity to embed sustainability into the recovery, argues Zurich’s John Scott
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AnalysisPandemic risk act enters US Congress
Like the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA), federal government would serve as a backstop to maintain marketplace stability
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AnalysisLloyd’s pegs COVID losses at $4.3 billion
Estimates total industry losses of $203 billion; claims on a par with 9/11 and the combined impact of hurricanes in 2005 and 2017
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AnalysisFCA seeks “clarity” on business interruption claims
Insurers given up to six months to reassess whether their products are still offering value to customers
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AnalysisCOVID-19 will “enhance protectionism” - Control Risks
Companies will be pressured to ‘onshore’ their supply chains, predicts Charles Hecker
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AnalysisAirmic welcomes pandemic steering group
“It’s really important we learn the insurance lessons of the current pandemic” - John Ludlow
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AnalysisChubb’s Greenberg warns against retroactive BI payments
Evan Greenberg warns against ”self-inflicted harm from government attempts to force insurers to retroactively pay uncovered business interruption claims”
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AnalysisUK insurers set up pandemic steering group
The move has invited criticism; Mactavish says the ”sector has failed in its response to coronavirus”
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AnalysisInsurers ‘looking down the barrel’ at class action
Why the insurance industry is under fire for failing to pay business interruption claims - DMH Stallard
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AnalysisCOVID-19 creating “ideal conditions” for ransomware
CyberCube warns that organised criminals and hackers are moving away from “high volume, low-value” methods of attack
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