Analysis – Page 59
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AnalysisAgainst all odds
At a time of heightened global turmoil, we asked Europe’s 30 leading risk managers what they think will most affect their businesses
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AnalysisBreaching the boundaries
Sanctions are in place for social, economic and political protection, but they’re not always obvious and failure to spot them can have serious consequences
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AnalysisRisks Report: Trouble round every corner
At a time of heightened global turmoil, we asked Europe’s leading risk managers what they think will most affect their businesses
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AnalysisKeep calm and carry on, the Aussie way
Australian businesses’ continuity plans were put to the ultimate test by the recent Brisbane floods. But some companies have proved that, with the right systems in place, they can stay one step ahead
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AnalysisAlarmed and dangerous
Fear, uncertainty and doubt: it sells papers and boosts viewing figures, but what are the consequences of a misperception of risk?
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AnalysisGovernance: It could be you...
The Bribery Act, coming into force in July, widens the definition of bribery and holds directors responsible for failing to prevent it – even when it takes place abroad. Don’t get caught out
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AnalysisBribery Act guidance here
Government publishes guidance on adequate procedures, hospitality, facilitation payments and enforcement
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IRM told to face up to cyber risks
Prepare now and talk to each other about what you're doing, IRM members told in Liverpool
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AnalysisThe finalists are here
StrategicRISK shortlisted the best entries for this year’s European Risk Management Awards
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AnalysisRevenge of the cybermen
As reaction to the WikiLeaks affair shows, online users expect websites to protect their privacy at all costs. And with ‘payback’ technologies increasingly available if they don’t, companies will need to decide which side they’re on
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AnalysisNEW LOOK: StrategicRISK
Use the online reader for your first glimpse of the new StrategicRISK
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AnalysisThe rules are not there to be broken
Stress tests are all well and good, but only if European companies and regulators treat them as more than box-ticking exercises
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AnalysisHeadspace: Alex Hindson
Amlin’s Alex Hindson guides us through his life, loves, hopes and fears, by way of 18th century logistical planning and the joys of looking for effluent leaks in France
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AnalysisThings only get worse
As 2011 dawns, there is no diminution of the terrorism risk. The number of toxic spots on the globe which act as havens for the training camps and as fertile recruiting grounds for the bombers grows no smaller
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AnalysisPolitical risks up due to economic volatility
Risks elevate in 19 countries, according to Aon’s political risks map
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AnalysisFocus on resiliency
WEF Global Risks report highlights the need for organisations to understand how they can identify and respond to threats, says Nathan Skinner
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AnalysisRisk managers challenge Combined Code review
Last year’s corporate governance review was a “missed opportunity” according to Airmic members
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AnalysisLast year is worst in decades for US mine deaths
29 miners killed in a single blast at Massey Energy’s Big Branch pit
