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AnalysisAirmic contributes to UK resilience debate
Country is vulnerable due to “the absence of risk assessment across sectors and organisations” and “diminishing influence on the global stage”
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AnalysisHard market drives captive usage
Airmic urges insurers and brokers to place a stronger emphasis on claims capabilities at renewals
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AnalysisCyber: Lessons from the Sunburst hack
The SolarWinds attack has awoken risk managers to the threat of Trojan-Horse type supply chain incidents
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AnalysisAirmic Conference to go ahead in October
The conference will be a physical event in Brighton on 4 to 6 October with a focus on sustainability
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AnalysisAirmic hails historic Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court ruling opens the door for up to £1.2 billion of business interruption claims
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AnalysisWillis Towers Watson to leverage AI for emerging risk solutions
Airmic welcomes broker’s partnership with analytics firm Polecat, which ”signals a new generation of innovative risk management solutions”
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AnalysisClimate change: Time for alliance
Experts at Airmic’s virtual Climate Change forum had a message of hope as they identified more joined-up thinking on the climate challenge
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InterviewsBuilding back better
John Ludlow, CEO of Airmic, shares his thoughts on using lessons from a year of crisis to drive improvements in risk management
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AnalysisSilent cyber: Can you hear it?
With events such as WannaCry classified as a cyber catastrophe event, silent cyber issues have developed into coverage disputes
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AnalysisAirmic welcomes insurer’s decision to drop appeal
“Market turns are cyclical, and underwriters should keep squarely in mind their relationships with their insurance buyers for the future”, says Julia Graham
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AnalysisJohn Ludlow to step down as Airmic CEO
Ludlow has been CEO for nearly four years and will remain in his post until his successor is appointed in early 2021
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OpinionReputational crises put directors at risk
ESG pledges, unmet, will leave stakeholders disappointed and pose the greatest enterprise risks of all, warn Nir Kossovsky and Denise Williamee
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AnalysisDAY 3: Time is running out for businesses to get Brexit-ready
With just a few months left of the transition period, risk managers have substantial work to do to get Brexit-ready. A panel of experts at Airmic Fest outline what needs to take top priority for firms.
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AnalysisDAY 3: AI won’t save us from a cyber catastrophe
People, not technology, are behind cyber abuses says one of the ‘fathers of the internet’
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AnalysisDAY 3: Three trends that will shape the world
Four experts at Airmic Fest identified longevity, digitalisation and climate change as three trends that will change the way we do business. Here’s how they’ll affect risk management.
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AnalysisDAY 3: COVID-19 has given risk managers an opportunity to shine
Risk managers are more visible to boards than ever, so they must take this opportunity to sell the importance of loss prevention, risk management and resilience
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AnalysisDAY 3: Reputational risk
Uncertainty is stoking much of the fear surrounding reputational risk and its potential sources
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AnalysisDAY 2: Getting a grip on intangibles
Lockdown has prompted significant investment by many companies in intangible assets, as they adapt to the new environment. This includes human capital and digital platforms, according to a live Q&A at Day 2 of Airmic Fest.
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AnalysisDAY 2: Responding to climate change
2020 is a landmark year for climate change action. Speaking at the virtual Airmic Fest conference, Matt Scott, senior director, Climate and Resilience Hub at Willis Towers Watson at Willis said that data shows that unless we have a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions starting today, “we may well ...
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AnalysisDAY 2: Collaboration is key
Good data and trust are the cornerstones to successful co-creation, according to panellists at Airmic Fest.
