All North America articles – Page 2
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AnalysisExclusive: XL makes key appointments with more changes likely
XL Group expands its financial lines business with four new members
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AnalysisFM Global’s new Northern Europe operations chief outlines trends for 2014
Philip Johnson identifies supply chain complexities and economic risks as key threats for businesses
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GuideGuide to: Global risks for mid-sized companies
Expanding into foreign markets need not be daunting if companies are well prepared
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AnalysisCall for better leadership to address staff shortages
US construction firms told to invest more in leadership to combat rising fatalities and shortages in skilled workers – Marsh
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AnalysisThe clampdown continues apace
Financial regulation is increasingly making its presence felt and means substantial changes for business
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AnalysisNo escaping the rules
Current and emerging regulations in various fields will test compliance on a larger scale than before
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AnalysisBrokers advise Obama administration on cyber security framework
Leading brokers from Marsh, Willis and Lockton visit White House for talks which could have global impact
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AnalysisMarsh’s 20-year veteran named new US casualty leader
Steve Kempsey succeeds Jonathan Zaffino
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AnalysisMarsh names Kevin Tobin as private client services CEO
Promotion for insurance services unit chief operating officer
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AnalysisACE expands its worldview platform to include ACE Risk Management
“We are always looking for new ways to empower risk managers and brokers”
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AnalysisCatastrophe model launched for Alberta floods
Model gives insurers realistic estimates of their exposure
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AnalysisMore global businesses report rise in bribery and corruption risks
Small businesses or those based outside the US worry about bribery and corruption much less than large US companies, 2013 Anti-Bribery and Corruption Benchmarking Report finds
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AnalysisFlorida Commission certifies AIR Worldwide's US hurricane model
The latest model incorporates the 2011 update of NOAA’s Atlantic basin hurricane database
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AnalysisInsurers hit by minimum $4bn payout from Oklahoma storm damage
A number of billion-dollar severe weather events in May affect the US
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AnalysisEU businesses may need to reassess cover of US risk as part of a multinational programme
ACE issues the warning as the EU and US negotiate new Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
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GuideGuide to: Executive Travel
Protecting employees when they are on the other side of the world is difficult but also a necessary priority for business and risk managers
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Online onlyRisk Financing - employee benefit captives
Coca-Cola has been given a green light to reinsure benefit risks through its captive; the US Affordable Care Act is prompting smaller employers to self-insure healthcare benefits. Is this a turning point for employee benefit captives?
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AnalysisDeadly tornado rips through towns near Oklahoma City
The deadly storm said to be more damaging than 1999 tornado
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Analysis
Number of insurers offering terrorism coverage could drop if US TRIPRA act expires
Expiration could also up cost of terrorism insurance
