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SR Q4 2024: A resolution for change

Closing out another rollercoaster year, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and not exactly brimming with cheer. But risk managers are tougher than that. We continue to prove that this industry is the place for resilience, innovation and e ecting real change. Bring on 2025

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Are you ready for round two? What we know about Trump’s second term so far

As Donald Trump prepares to re-enter the White House, risk managers are trying to predict what upheaval awaits. Expect regulatory rollbacks, a return to his controversial approach to international relations, and an ‘America First’ economic approach that may put global trade in a tailspin.

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Regulation watch: the pros and cons of the captive domicile charge

The UK is set to join a number of European Union member states which already have or are well advanced in the creations of captive domiciles. Here’s what risk managers need to know

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Case study: Dedalus Group’s CRO explains how the company is tackling CSRD disclosures

As her organisation prepares for its first CSRD disclosure, Dedalus Group’s Valentina Paduano talks us through their step-by-step process, and the opportunities she sees for risk management to make a valuable contribution.

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How Zurich is scaling climate adaptation through partnerships

The Z Zurich Foundation is fostering multi-sector collaboration that works for the urban communities most vulnerable to climate change. Through its Urban Climate Resilience Program, organisations work towards one common goal – to build a sustainable and resilient future for all.

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Cyber-attacks cost UK businesses £44bn in the last five years - how risk managers can fight back

Howden has estimated firms can reduce the cost of cyber-attack by up to 75% (£30bn) by implementing simple cyber security basics more widely.

Manufacturing

Case study: How Ukrainian furniture makers are staying resilient and relevant despite the challenges of war

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has had far-reaching consequences across all sectors, but the furniture industry has proven to be one of the most resilient. Here’s how the key players are adapting to become core suppliers across Europe

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How risk managers can use international programs to mitigate geopolitical risks

In a world characterised by instability and global conflicts, risk managers need insurance partners to provide solutions that bring simplicity, not more complexity. Swiss Re Corporate Solutions’ Will Porter explains how international programs do just that.

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