Analysis – Page 146
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AnalysisNew law to reveal significant gender pay gap within the insurance sector
The UK Gender Pay Reporting Regulations will force insurers to publish pay information by gender, making public any disparities in pay and confirming a lack of women in senior roles
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AnalysisEC urged to include ERM in Non-Financial Reporting Guidelines – FERMA
European Commission told to recognise the “fundamental role of risk managers and the value of ERM” in the reporting of corporate risks
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AnalysisHow insurers can turn data into digital gold
Data and analytics are key to the future of companies working in the insurance sector. The connected car and home and wearable devices offer a technological edge to insurers
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AnalysisLack of diversity hits companies' bottom line
Let’s make 2016 the year for action on D&I so that we can all be winners, says Dominic Christian, chair of Inclusion@Lloyd’s and chief executive of Aon UK
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AnalysisMultinationals' supply chains hit by recent earthquakes
Businesses halt operations as they assess damage to manufacturing plants
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AnalysisRisk managers say forecasting risks will become more difficult
It is important for risk professionals to maintain awareness of global risk trends and make the connections to their business strategies, Marsh sys
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AnalysisHow technology is taking the pain out of claims
Drones, smartphone apps and 3D printers are helping to smooth the claims process
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AnalysisGallagher secures $800m bank loan
Loan to be used for acquisitions or for general business purposes
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AnalysisJLT pays £22m to settle Willis team lift dispute
Dispute arose after JLT poached a 22-strong team of specie brokers from Willis
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AnalysisAIG plans to cut 125 UK jobs
Insurer allegedly plans to cut 5% of its 2,500-strong UK workforce
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AnalysisCarriers and buyers should work together to keep insurance relevant
Airmic chief executive John Hurrell looks at corporates’ changing insurance needs
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AnalysisCyber cover may be worthless if employees are responsible for data breach
Insurers may be able to reject claims arising out of malicious acts by employees
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AnalysisAutonomous vehicles: when risk gets out of hand
The future of many vehicles is driverless. While the safety advantages are vast, so are the risk concerns
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Analysis'Unintended global consequence’ of the UK Insurance Act
More onerous reporting requirements could impact directors’ and officers’ insurance claims
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AnalysisThe 'most lethal year for terrorist violence in Europe' was 2015
Transport and retail sectors most popular targets for terrorists
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AnalysisBeazley and Munich Re partner to tackle cyber threats
Together they will offer the broadest protection yet for data breach response and digital assets protection
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AnalysisAIR launches new platform to model cyber risks
Scenarios will broaden the understanding of loss potential from cyber breaches
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AnalysisMultinationals fail to prioritise anti-bribery and corruption
Businesses face signifcant fines, criminal prosecution and personal liability if they ignore corporate scandals
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AnalysisJihadist threats to business can be detected from social media posts
Extremist content can help businesses assess the intentions of jihadist networks
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AnalysisTop tips on how insurers can manage their reputational risk
Brand damage often arises from a wide range of events that can impact on an insurer’s reputation
