All Risk News articles – Page 134
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AnalysisInsurers try to allay Brexit fears
Insurance leaders move to alleviate panic in the wake of the news that the UK will leave the European Union
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AnalysisQBE: Brexit may require “revised approach” for £500m of premium
Insurer’s UK regulated entities currently write £500m of EU business
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AnalysisBrexit could force insurers restructure as passporting rights go
Insurers may face large operational, regulatory and tax costs, PwC says
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AnalysisUK financial services will face large scale redundancies, says Clyde & Co
Employment will also be a key issue with the loss of freedom of movement
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AnalysisUK in turmoil as country votes to leave EU
Prime Minister resigns, shares plunge around world and sterling plummets
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AnalysisAllianz and University of Pavia to collaborate on risk research
The two organisations will explore new directions in risk and establish joint training programs
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AnalysisChubb names P&C risk engineering leadership in Europe
Paul Brooke appointed as head of P&C risk engineering services for Chubb in Europe
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AnalysisHow Marsh and Gallagher are plotting UK acquisitions
Marsh is keen to repeat the US success of its Marsh & McLennan Agency model, and after acquiring Jelf last year, is planning to buy more UK brokers
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AnalysisAon UK appoints long-serving Marsh exec to board
John Nicholson joins broker as non-executive director
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AnalysisUK companies to face increased cyber regulations even with Brexit
EU regulations to be followed whatever the outcome, according to experts at Beazley’s Hacked! Conference
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AnalysisCreating the right business environment for innovation
Companies need to invest time and money into creating a culture that supports innovation
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AnalysisAXA Global unveils new five-year plan
The new plan centres around two strategic priorities: focus and transform
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AnalysisGallagher: our data justifies calls for more commission
Broker defends its commission levels amid industry debate on broker remuneration
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AnalysisGeneral insurers to hire more as disruption fears grow
Companies expect most staff shortages in digital and systems and software development skills, survey finds
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AnalysisAirmic to update broker remuneration guide
Updated guide is expected to be published by the end of the year
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AnalysisClients should push insurance industry to reinvent itself
Insurers instead focus more on complying with new regulations, KPMG research finds
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AnalysisHalf of insurers fear 20% of business will be lost to tech start-ups
Two-thirds of insurers have taken concrete steps to address fintech challenges and opportunities, PwC research shows
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AnalysisWhat a good cyber incident response plan looks like
A company’s first response to a cyber attack, hopefully fine-tuned in advance, is critical to its reputation – but as the dust settles, legal considerations and incident reviews loom large
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AnalysisThe top five cyber crimes
C-suites and employees often think their business is not large or important enough to be hacked, but cyber criminals are not concerned about economies of scale
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AnalysisCreating a secure cyber risk management plan
Drawing up a cyber risk management plan frequently leads to IT and the C-suite butting heads. The dangers of being unprepared, however, hardly bear thinking about
