Analysis – Page 61
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AnalysisThe end of compulsory retirement
Employers are faced with the question of how to manage an older labour force, writes Andrew Leslie
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AnalysisLloyds appoints people risk director
Sandra Quinn was appointed in August this year and StrategicRISK had some questions for her
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AnalysisNew health and safety proposals
Lord Young’s report calls for restrictions on “no win no fee” advertising
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AnalysisTame, messy and wicked risk
David Hancock blogs about his new book on project risk management
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AnalysisFraud is on the up
Cuts to services will increase the need to mitigate certain risks, like fraud, says Adam Bates
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AnalysisHungarian toxic flood
A dam was breached releasing a flood of red sludge over 16 square miles and poisoning the Danube
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AnalysisELD to "bear teeth" in Hungarian toxic flood
Risk of serious environmental damage in Danube
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Analysis$2 trillion of environmental damage down to business
UN-backed report pressures companies to reduce their environmental impact
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AnalysisPolitical risk update
JLT World Risk Review downgrades Pakistan, Senegal, South Africa, Sudan and Tajikistan
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AnalysisFerma issues guidance on EU Directive
Advice for boards and audit on monitoring the effectiveness of risk management
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AnalysisDodd-Frank good for ratings, says AM Best
Law introduces new requirements for rating agencies
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AnalysisRisk culture lacking, survey reveals
A “significant task” ahead to embed risk culture, says the IRM’s deputy head
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AnalysisA new approach to regulation
A summary of the UK government’s recommendations for regulatory change
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AnalysisCan Dodd-Frank stop another crisis?
The sweeping overhaul of US financial regulation fails to address the main causes of the financial crisis, says Matthew Kerfoot
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AnalysisUK sued over conflict mineral claims
Campaigners launch legal action against the UK for failing to list companies trading in conflict minerals
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AnalysisTop 5 mega earthquake hotspots
They are the Caribbean, North America, Chile, Indonesia and Japan
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AnalysisWilling to listen
The European Commission is happy to hear the concerns of the captive insurance community about Solvency II, finds Nathan Skinner, but there is still considerable uncertainty and a lack of preparation
