All UK articles – Page 14
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Online onlyUK most at risk to spread of flu pandemic
Research reveals developed nations are at extreme risk of spread of the flu, but their capacity to contain an outbreak is good
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Online onlySwine flu could hit the UK economy hard
Businesses should prepare themselves for major staff disruptions, says the Business Continuity Institute
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Plaintiffs could use US courts for class actions
A case in the US could encourage claimants to use the US class action system
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IRM waves Diploma admission fee for readers
StrategicRISK subscribers won’t have to pay the admission fee for the IRM International Diploma in Risk Management
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Insurer warns jobless could turn to extortion
Rising unemployment in developed nations tends to lead to more extortion, warned Hiscox
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Online onlySurge in ‘whistleblowing’ predicted
Employees should be reassured that they will not face blacklisting if they blow the whistle, says Protiviti
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IRM miss-assesses risk from G20 protests
We are at a loss to understand why we were on the protesters hit list, says chief exec Steve Fowler
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AnalysisTurner review: What does it mean?
Lord Turner’s regulatory reform agenda is not just about technical changes to banks’ capital requirements, says Jonathan Jesty
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AnalysisCorporate Manslaughter one year on
It is likely investigations are underway that intend to take advantage of the new powers, warns Aon
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Online onlyAIRMIC responds to remuneration disclosure guidance
The association describes it as a step forward in clarifying broker remuneration
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FSA arrests two following insider dealing probe
Search warrants were executed at a number of addresses in Greater London
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UK economy loses £11.1bn a year to major disruptions
The Business Continuity Institute estimated that 0.8% of UK GDP is lost due to lack of business continuity management
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IRM launches website to understand recession
Recession Watch webpage is designed to help risk managers harness opportunities and mitigate threats from the recession
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Online onlyEU Parliament votes for stricter controls on nanotechnology
Tougher regulations are welcomed by environmental groups
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AnalysisLondon G20 protests
Violence is a possibility but the majority of demonstrations will be peaceful, said Exclusive Analysis
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Online onlyTotal blamed for £700m Buncefield damages
French oil giant's pay out includes £5m to Allianz
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Online onlyFSA plans greater liquidity risk oversight
Lord Turner recommends a major overhaul of bank supervision which, if implemented, could radically change capital and liquidity regulations
