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AnalysisCyber insurance to grow to $4bn by 2021 – Aon
Cyber insurance premium has grown at 23% annually on average over the past five years, according to Aon
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AnalysisRIMS adds its backing to ISO 31000 update
Risk management industry body RIMS has encouraged the US and other countries to adopt the ISO 31000 risk management standard
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AnalysisPolitical risk rising in 2018
Geopolitical and economic uncertainty is fuelling the growing uptake of political risk covers. By taking a more proactive, analytic approach, corporations can elevate this coverage from a risk transfer transaction into a strategic tool. By Antony Ireland
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AnalysisBlockchain insurance buying tech unveiled for Maersk
The first blockchain marine insurance transaction, between shipping company AP Møller-Maersk and insurers MS Amlin and XL Catlin, was the topic of debate at an event in London today
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AnalysisFive high impact risks in Swiss Re report
The re/insurer’s Sonar report features 18 emerging risk themes and seven trends for the re/insurance sector and for industry
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AnalysisMaritime sector faces cyber supply chain risk
Maersk’s costs from NotPetya and the prospect of more cyber-attacks like it raise concerns about cyber risk and resilience for shipping and maritime logistics firms. David Benyon reports
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AnalysisCNA Hardy roundtable: Erring on the side of caution
StrategicRISK and insurer CNA Hardy look at some of the most challenging risk areas to face UK multinationals following the Spring ’18 Risk and Confidence Survey
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AnalysisContingency planning for Brexit
British firms are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best amid a quest for certainty
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AnalysisWhere you are in Europe matters for insuring GDPR fines
Insurance broker Aon and legal firm DLA Piper have reviewed the insurability of GDPR fines in jurisdictions across Europe
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AnalysisThree European countries lead resilience ranking
The Swiss top the Global Resilience Index 2018 compiled by mutual insurer FM Global
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AnalysisCommercial insurance pricing stable in Europe – Marsh
Continental European pricing fell by an average of 0.8% in the first quarter but rates were up 0.2% in the UK
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AnalysisCarillion enquiry slams Big Four audit firms
The UK’s audit market is a “cosy club incapable of providing the degree of independent challenge needed”, said a House of Commons joint select committee enquiry into the collapse of construction company Carillion
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AnalysisQBE study highlights risks of mental health taboo
Workplace social taboos about mental health are hurting businesses while managers remain aloof
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AnalysisCall to action from BCI to collaborate on resilience
The BCI seeks industry collaboration for its resilience manifesto, as part of its Business Continuity Awareness Week
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AnalysisRisk Forum APAC: Appetite for reconstruction – StarHub
Ryan Tan at Singaporean telco StarHub pushes a risk management philosophy about creating an appetite for change
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AnalysisRisk management in space: Lutomski opens Risk Forum APAC
Space is the least forgiving environment for risk management mistakes, former NASA risk manager Mike Lutomski told Risk Forum APAC 2018
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AnalysisWave of personal information requests predicted after GDPR
A study commissioned by Veritas said consumers are planning to request data, particularly from insurance companies
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AnalysisStart renewals talks early, Marsh warns
Big insured losses last year might not have the effect risk managers fear, according to Marsh, particularly if buyers begin renewals discussions early
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AnalysisCrisis management: what works and what doesn’t
Effective crisis management is much more than any written document or preordained policy. David Benyon reports
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AnalysisRansomware: how do kidnap policies and cyber insurance compare?
Cyber attackers might use ransomware to threaten and demand different things, with differing consequences for claiming with a cyber or K&R policy
