Analysis – Page 36
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AnalysisHow interconnected risks threaten the marine and transportation sector
Case study demonstrates how exposed supply chains are to interconnectedness
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AnalysisConflict tops list of global risks
Interstate violence with regional consequences is now the most likely of all global risks, according to the World Economic Forum
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AnalysisGlobal political risk outlook worst in ten years – Control Risks
Cyber and reputational damage expected to be key themes for 2016
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AnalysisThe year in risk
StrategicRISK takes a look at some of the biggest events to impact risk and insurance professionals this year
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AnalysisReputation damage and economic risks top list of hyper-connected risks
StrategicRISK survey finds companies likely to be more susceptible to reputation risk
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AnalysisGrowing supply chain interconnectivity increases business interruption risk
Interdependencies play important role in emerging risks, new report finds
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AnalysisComplex compliance requirements puts global businesses at risk
Compliance professionals feel exposed to risk and lack confidence in their team’s resources to protect the business
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AnalysisUnderstanding terrorism and political violence risk in the Middle East
The rise of IS, the ‘law of unintended consequences’
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AnalysisHow the risk of terrorism in Europe has evolved in the last decade
Political instability can be felt closer to home, with new risks being manifested
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AnalysisThe top environmental risk hot spots risk managers should be aware of
A look at different – and developing – approaches to environmental regulation across the globe Part of an environmental risk series supported by
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AnalysisBusiness leaders urged to use insurance to take more risk – Airmic
Insurance is not just as “a necessary precaution”, but vehicle that could help boards to launch into new markets and expand their business
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AnalysisInsuring emerging megacities – the risks and rewards
As urbanisation increases in emerging markets, how will this affect insurers and risk managers?
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AnalysisWhy alternative risk transfer is entering the mainstream
Alternative risk transfer is becoming more widespread as companies retain more risk, traditional insurance struggles to cover emerging risks and new forms of capital enter the market. By Ciarán Healy, director of consulting for global captive practice, Willis, and Marc Paasch, global head of alternative risk transfer solutions, Willis
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AnalysisThe biggest risks to Asia’s $8 trillion-worth of infrastructure projects
Russell Group managing director Suki Basi gives take on the impact of the Asia infrastructure boom
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AnalysisMarsh and Zurich each launch employee benefit programmes
Programmes launched in a bid to attract and retain talent
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AnalysisAviation and aerospace sector turn to employee benefit programmes to attract and retain talent – Marsh
“Aviation and aerospace firms now realise that specialised employee benefits packages that cater for the specific needs of their sector are key differentiators in this cut-throat labour market”
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AnalysisThere’s no one-size-fits-all solution to mitigating political risk
Joint ventures, local government engagement and gradual investment are all popular tactics for risk managers
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AnalysisCyber and reputation risks continue to top surveys as biggest risks to business – Marsh
Chief executives overestimate cover for the most high impact risks
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AnalysisTools to tackle climate change
As rising temperatures pile pressure on many countries’ capacity to produce food, which often leads to instability, risk managers need to stay one step ahead
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AnalysisGenerali's Greco: 'Living and Working in a Riskier World”
Good risk management is not a burning platform but the eternal flame: Generali Group chief executive Mario Greco tells opening of 2015 FERMA Forum
