All Weekly Email Alert articles – Page 35
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Online onlyUS ruling raises spectre of contingent commissions
European risk managers express concern about a ruling that allows Illinois brokers to resume contingent commissions
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FRSGlobal compares global regulatory response to crisis
New report can be used as a guide to the new regulatory terrain for international firms
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Marsh launches new credit insurance services
The service will enable companies to continue trading effectively with suppliers and customers during the recession, said the broker
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Financial stability is insurers’ most valuable quality
After financial stability, value for money and then flexibility and innovation are insurers most valuable qualities, a survey found
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Online onlyStrategicRISK rewards European risk management excellence
The 2009 Roll of Honour and pictures from the evening celebration
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AnalysisManaging credit risk in a recession
Mark Woolhouse outlines a five point plan to help businesses manage credit risk in an uncertain business environment
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Online onlyAtlantic storms stronger and more active
Long periods of warm Atlantic Ocean conditions produce greater hurricane activity, says research
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Online onlyEconomic indicators show signs of green shoots
Data from the OECD indicates a turn in the business cycle could be on its way
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Online onlyFlu vaccine available next month
The WHO estimates that a vaccine will be available by September
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Pension risk transfer market to exceed £10bn
25% growth in market over 2008, say new figures
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Online onlyBofA settles Merrill bonus case for $33m
Bank of America allegedly misled investors over bonus payments in the takeover of Merrill
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Special ReportsWhat’s driving ERM
Nathan Skinner gives an overview of enterprise risk management and looks at some of the drivers
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Business urged to fight corruption
UK draft Bribery Bill aims to update rules on corruption
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Online onlyBusinesses feel unprepared for economic risks
Executives feel ill prepared to deal with the increasing cost of credit, currency fluctuations and customer or supplier insolvency, according to a leading survey
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Online onlyStorms inflict havoc on Central and Eastern Europe
Severe winds left a trail of destruction through Poland, Austria, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Germany
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Online onlyRecession keeps premiums soft
Excluding financial services firms D&O policies renewed with an average 4.1% decrease, new figures show
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Online onlyNorth Carolina men arrested on terrorist charges
Seven men were arrested in the US after allegedly conspiring to wage jihad overseas
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Online onlyWHO issues swine flu warning for young people
Public warned that several physical conditions contribute to severe cases of the disease
