Analysis – Page 9
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Christoph Willi, chief executive, Zurich Germany on why the industry must embrace change
“If we don’t adapt and embrace change, we will instead get changed”
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Bombardier’s Malwine Braunwarth: Germany’s top risks
Bombardier head of risk engineering, Malwine Braunwarth highlights the biggest challenges for the country
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Gilbert Canaméras and Dirk Wegener elected to FERMA board
Three existing board members also receive new mandates
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Aon Global Risk Consulting announces string of senior management changes
Aon appoints new managing director and commercial officer
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High frequency of unusual weather poses serious threat to corporate’s finances
Up to a quarter of a firm’s revenues can be significantly affected by weather anomalies, says AXA Corporate Solutions’ Tanguy Touffut
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Inga Beale: Insurers offering too little cover for clients’ non-physical risks
Lloyd’s chief says industry’s 10% share of corporate risks ‘is not good enough’
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More than half of boards fail to sign off on company risk management programmes
Majority of UK boards are not following guidance with regard to ERM programmes and insurance buyers remain loyal to captives despite softer market − Airmic
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Emerging risks draw focus on captive owner’s use of multinational programmes
ACE’s latest report, launched at the European Captive Forum, urges risk managers to consider their insurer’s capability to manage complex multinational risks
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Captives: Self-managed or outsourced?
Flourishing interest from SMEs and a growing awareness of non-traditional risks spell good news for captive insurance
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RIMS 2014: Captives being used for risk value, not tax efficiency
Research by Marsh finds most US captive owners do not treat their captives as a means of tax efficiency but a tool for operational and risk management value
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Captives: Get a grip on intangible risks
Captive insurers are increasingly underwriting more esoteric risks not adequately catered for by the commercial insurance market
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The future of Catastrophe modelling
Aon Benfield, Lloyd’s and Intersys on new trends for Catastrophe modelling
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AXA outlines objectives after meeting 2013 targets
AXA Corporate Solutions reveals its strategic priorities for the 2014-16 period after announcing revenues in excess of €2bn
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Risk managers urged to look beyond first-tier suppliers
Conventional insurance may not be enough and risk managers are advised to take a more holistic approach to supply chain risk
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Risk managers care about employee benefits
Zurich’s initiative to combine corporate life and non-life solutions spells good news for captives
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Ferma warns EU against mandatory schemes for catastrophe insurance
“Our members do not see any reason for a mandatory framework to improve insurance market capacities”
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Uncertainty around Solvency II is crippling investor confidence but regulation is still needed
Despite its delays, the proposed framework is still needed, according to S&P
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Solvency II – and now for the hard bit
The Solvency II deadline is looming, with firms now using risk management as an even more vital business tool
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Guernsey continues to be Europe’s leading destination for captives
Decision to reject Solvency II requirements a boost to island’s standing
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Companies more likely to form new Captives onshore
In the last ten years more Captives have been formed onshore than offshore, according to Marsh