All Strategic Risk Global articles in April 2012
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GuideGuide to: Directors' and officers' liability insurance
The buyers’ profile of D&O insurance has steadily evolved and transformed over subsequent decades, owing in part to society becoming more litigious, with little tolerance for mistakes made by directors and officers
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AnalysisLloyd's new vision to target emerging markets
New Vision 2025 strategy unveiled by Lloyd’s of London
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AnalysisIGREA publishes Guide to Best Practices in Claims Handling
The Spanish risk management association IGREA has published its Guide to Best Practices in Claims Handling to assist companies in their dealings with insurers.
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AnalysisEuropean StrategicRISK Awards 2012 in pictures
Photos from this year’s European StrategicRISK Awards
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WebinarsStrategicRISK Risk Report 2012 webinar
StrategicRISK yesterday carried out its first live webinar concentrating upon the findings its Risk Report 2012 – the magazine’s annual report published in association with Marsh Risk Consulting.The purpose of the webinar was to discuss the findings of the Report in greater detail, and examine the practical and operational implications ...
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AnalysisStakeholder buy-in biggest obstacle to embedding risk culture
Stakeholder buy-in remains the biggest obstacle to embedding risk culture, yet concerns over role recognition appear to have subsided
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MarketingEuropean StrategicRISK Award winners 2012
European risk managers gathered in London to celebrate industry success at the StrategicRISK Awards 2012, sponsored by XL Group
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AnalysisSocial media considered to be a game changer at SR100 meeting
The impact of social media emerged as a key factor when top risk managers met in London today to discuss crisis management
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AnalysisSanctions have far-reaching effects outside of Iran
A new report by specialist intelligence company, Exclusive Analysis, has been released examining the impact of sanctions outside of Iran.
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AnalysisGreater balance needed in European regulation
UK Financial Services Authority (FSA) Chairman Lord Adair Turner has warned that European regulation must allow for flexibility for individual nation states.
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Risk InnovationQ&A with Magnus Lindkvist
StrategicRISK asks Swedish trendspotter and futurologist, Magnus Lindkvist, about the role of emerging markets and the future of the global economy
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AnalysisSevere US weather causes insured losses of close to $1bn in April
News follows a series of extreme weather events that took place across central and southern sections of the country
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AnalysisUS reinforces sanctions on Iran and Syria
New Executive Order targets foreign entities in contravention of current sanctions
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AnalysisKing blames lack of regulatory clout for British banking crisis
The Bank of England Governor says reform of the banking sector “is essential”
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AnalysisMicrosoft ordered to remove products from German market
Court rules in favour of Motorola over Microsoft patent fight
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AnalysisGreenpeace activist lands in French nuclear plant
Engine-powered paraglider raises awareness of gaps in reactor’s security
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AnalysisBolivia seizes assets from Spanish energy company
Military seize local assets of Spanish company, Red Electra
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AnalysisUnilever loses €200m a year to the effects of climate change
Company announces plans to promote green activities to investors to reduce the bill
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AnalysisIran: risk outlook
Troop deployments are escalating in the Persian Gulf. But while the probability of conflict anytime soon is minimal, economic sanctions are hampering multinational businesses and the long term prospects are anything but rosy
