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AnalysisEU announces proposal for e-commerce sector inquiry
Although more and more goods are bought online, cross-border sales are slow, which may mean that some companies are taking trade-restricting measures
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AnalysisRising geopolitical tensions amplify BI exposures across the world
Corporate exposure to geopolitical risk is a key concern in 2015 as political and societal pressures increase
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AnalysisSenior risk managers outline barriers to risk management growth in MENA
Risk management is developing fast in the MENA but there are barriers to further growth. Senior risk managers in the region speak candidly about some of the challenges they face
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AnalysisSix points to understand security measures in civil airliners
What should risk managers know about the rules and regulations governing civil aviation in the EU?
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AnalysisStrategicRISK marks its 100th edition with a review of its first 15 years
In 15 extraordinary years, StrategicRISK has captured the zeitgeist and reinvented itself as an award-winning global brand, but the best is yet to come…
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AnalysisWhat are the legal implications of the UK leaving the EU?
As some politicians clamour for the UK to brexit, what would happen to the EU-derived laws? Would everything change or would it remain the same?
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AnalysisTop 10 things to do when responding to a cyber security incident
From containing and reporting the breach, what steps should an organisation take following a cyber attack?
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AnalysisStrategicRISK launches Middle East and Africa risk news alert
Welcome to the first StrategicRISK email newsletter aimed specifically at risk professionals in the Middle East and Africa region
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AnalysisWhat are the practical considerations of the Insurance Act 2015?
The legislation will introduce fundamental reforms, including key changes to the duty to make a fair presentation
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AnalysisXL chief executive Mike McGavick’s top five factors for innovation in insurance
Globalisation and regulation on the list of factors affecting insurance industry by encouraging innovation
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AnalysisHow the UK Insurance Act 2015 will shake up the industry
Clyde & Co reviews the Act and explains how it will change the (re)insurance landscape
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AnalysisFuture of risk management in Asia
Finances, compliance and governance top list of challenges for risk managers
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AnalysisAxco adds APAC and ME territories to global compliance database
Risk managers can ensure multinational insurance programmes are compliant in an additional 20 jurisdictions
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AnalysisAirmic and Axco expand global compliance database to 70 jurisdictions
The programme targets countries in Asia-Pacific and MENA to ensure multinational programmes comply with local laws
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AnalysisFuture of risk management: more strategy, communication and complex risks
Ahead of today’s session, entitled, “Risk Manager: un nouvel élan ?” Michel Dennery outlines the key factors set to change risk management in the future
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AnalysisShould insurers and policyholders turn their backs on arbitration?
Arbitration was traditionally favoured over litigation to resolve coverage disputes, but some recent cases have cast doubt on whether this is always the best method to follow
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AnalysisREVEALED: how corporates rate brokers and insurers
Brokers and insurers are failing to keep pace with the changing demands of the UK’s largest businesses, according to StrategicRISK’s UK Corporate Insurance Buyers’ Survey 2015
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AnalysisPotential changes to Pool Re costs and rules on kidnap and ransom on the horizon
Two terror-related rule changes emanating from the UK have put corporate property owners and those using London’s kidnap and ransom market on notice
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AnalysisThe biggest threat to the stability of the world is international conflict
The risk is more likely to surface than extreme weather events and is the fourth most serious risk in terms of consequences
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AnalysisReputation, cyber and business interruption risks top AGCS’s risk barometer
Loss of reputation and brand value and cyber crime have both leapt up the risk table to second and third place respectively, after business interruption
