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AnalysisGallagher makes senior leadership changes
Appointments aimed at supporting Gallagher’s growth
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AnalysisRegulation among biggest Brexit concerns
Changes to legislation will take years post Brexit but businesses must be ready for the challenge
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AnalysisThreat of a recession main concern for compliance professionals
Brexit was cited as the second biggest risk
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AnalysisCosts of supply chain disruptions on the rise
Lack of adequate supply chain visibility is likely to be a reason for the increase in disruptions
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AnalysisWillis's Dominic Casserley to depart
The Willis Towers Watson deputy chief exec is leaving at the end of the year
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AnalysisThe top Brexit risks for the construction industry
Trade barriers and a curb on immigration are likely to have a significant impact
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AnalysisWillis Towers Watson extends autism employment programme to UK
Broker says adults with ASD thrive in certain skills
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AnalysisPwC: Insurers more confident about Brexit than peers
Latest CBI/PwC financial services survey reveals insurers’ attitudes to Brexit
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AnalysisRedefining the value of insurance
Eberhard Faller, senior vice president, corporate insurance at BASF, outlines the threats and opportunities facing the insurance industry
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AnalysisMahnke: GVNW to serve members in a better and more effective way following merger
One of the association’s main focuses will be the education and training of risk and insurance managers
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AnalysisHow JLT took on Marsh and Aon in Australia
Five years ago, Britain’s JLT was a relatively small player in Australia. Now it’s challenging the status quo, beating giants Aon and Marsh to high-profile corporate contracts
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AnalysisNew index ranks top risks for the natural resources industry
Operating in more technically challenging physical environments tops list of concerns
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AnalysisGeneral insurers to hire more as disruption fears grow
Companies expect most staff shortages in digital and systems and software development skills, survey finds
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AnalysisInsurers must be more efficient to survive low rates
Industry cannot survive indefinitely on flat or shrinking rates and minimal investment income, leading insurance experts say
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AnalysisExclusive interview: Clive Clarke reveals plans for his year as chair of Airmic
Airmic’s new chair, Clive Clarke, discusses his plans for the year ahead and helping members achieve their career ambitions
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Analysis‘Insurance Act is a great opportunity to place insureds in a stronger position’
The Insurance Leadership Debate panel discussed how the insurance industry and their clients have been slow in preparing for the Act
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AnalysisExclusive interview: Patrick Smith on his biggest achievements as chair of Airmic
Patrick Smith steps down from his role as Airmic chair during the conference. How was his year in the hotseat, and what advice does he have for his successor, Clive Clarke?
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AnalysisThe migrant crisis: a challenge, or an opportunity?
As hundreds of thousands cross into Europe, hostility to the migrant surge is growing. While some observers see a cultural threat, others say immigrants are a boon
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AnalysisGetting maximum results from flexible working practices
If applied shrewdly, flexible working arrangements can give companies a competitive advantage
