Analysis – Page 10
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AnalysisRecession leaves UK firms underinsured
A failure to adequately assess how the recession has affected corporate risk profiles could leave shareholders exposed
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AnalysisTen tips to protect your facilities
As businesses enter a new year and decade, Stefano Tranquillo shares ten tips that can help companies better protect their properties and business operations
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AnalysisDon’t reach for the lawyers....
Suing to protect your privacy, or to prevent damaging allegations being made public is looking an increasingly bad risk
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AnalysisTime to step up
In the latest chapter of StrategicRISK’s editorial campaign, Andrew Keeling, IRM chairman, explains how risk managers can take advantage of the new focus on risk and governance
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AnalysisRegulatory review 2010
Barbara Ridpath and Richard Reid review the regulatory landscape in 2009 and predict how it will change in 2010
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AnalysisThe night shift risk
Can shift work cause cancer? A growing body of evidence suggests that it may. And the first compensation has already been paid out.
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Analysis
World Bank stops investing in palm oil
The move highlights that firms should screen their suppliers thoroughly, says Anthony Skinner
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AnalysisMoody’s whistleblowers give evidence
Two former senior employees spill the beans on inaccurate ratings and conflicts of interest in the run up to the financial crisis and beyond
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AnalysisClimate commitments
Companies and investors need to do more to deal with the risks arising from global warming
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AnalysisWhat went wrong at Lehman
Lehman’s former head of regulatory compliance speaks out for the first time
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AnalysisLessons from the financial meltdown
StrategicRISK associate editor Nathan Skinner talks to Matt Kimber, UK chief risk officer for Marsh and former head of operational risk for the Lloyds/HBOS group
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Analysis10 steps to better risk management
A new report examines the factors behind the banking crisis and poses some practical steps for rebuilding risk management
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AnalysisRisk reaction
When communicating risk companies need to avoid confusing the public because they are prone to overreact
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AnalysisBuyers should pay for ratings
Ratings paid for by investors would eliminate the conflicts of interest that contributed to the financial crisis, says New York Insurance Superintendent Eric Dinallo
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AnalysisRisk is back
Risk decision making should be based on proper analysis of relevant, timely and accurate information not subjective fears, says Nathan Skinner
