All Strategic Risk Global articles in December 2005
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Features
Who do they work for?
Chris Lajtha discusses brokers' lack of progress in developing a new business model and asks what has happened to the notion of agency
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Analysis
Prorim progress
English language versions of the introduction and all five modules of Prorim, the European risk management education project backed by FERMA, will be available by the end of the year French, German an
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Analysis
Preparing for a pandemic
Marsh has published practical advice for businesses to assist them with their business continuity plans in light of the risk of an avian flu pandemic
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Analysis
New vice-presidents
Jose Manuel da Fonseca, president of the Portuguese risk management association APOGERIS, and Hans Gorree, president of the Dutch association, NARIM, have been appointed vice-presidents of FERMA for t
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Analysis
President names priorities
Marie-Gemma Dequae is an economist, a university lecturer and the corporate risk manager of a global transformation and materials group
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Features
Planning for the future
Sharon Roots says that planning for the future is the major task addressed in ALARM's business plan for 2006
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Features
Reasons to be fearful?
What effect might the General Product Safety Regulations 2005 have on strategy? asks Campbell Dye
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The less than holy trinity of executive power
Lee Coppack discusses why concentrating too much power in the hands of one person can be dangerous
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Emissions regulators show teeth
The first penalty under the rules governing the EU Greenhouse Gas Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS) has recently been imposed The case highlights the importance of compliance, explain Jacqueline Mailly
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A corporate focus on injury management
The rise in use of injury management services draws attention to the way in which injury management is being deployed Emma Tyler asks whether it is being used to its fullest advantage.
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Analysis
Controls fail to curb fraud
Fraud is costing UK businesses nearly £2bn a year and a new report reveals that employees are finding it 'staggeringly easy' to get away with it
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Features
Risk and communication
StrategicRISK talks to AMRAE's Alain Poullet about January's conference, 'Les Rencontres'
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Communicate to mitigate
Jean-Paul Louisot explains the need to communicate widely about the nature of risks and risk management
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Editor's Letter
Comment
What are the main challenges facing European risk managers - and how are they dealing with them?
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Analysis
Combined Code - Compliance rate drops
The proportion of FTSE 350 companies fully compliant with the revised Combined Code has dropped by half to 28%, compared to the 58% that were fully compliant with the former Combined Code in 2004, acc
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Analysis
Intellectual Property - A Cinderella risk
Intangible assets are more valuable than physical property for many businesses, yet the management of the risks involved tends to be fragmented and little coordinated across companies, according to Ma
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Analysis
Would your business pass the test?
A new online tool is being offered to organisations to allow them to test their compliance with legislation and best practice in privacy and data protection
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Features
Cyber extortion is your business at risk?
Criminal gangs are increasingly using the internet as a tool to extort money from businesses, with thousands of distributed denial of services attacks occurring globally every day Jose Nazario says it
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Features
Employees who put your business at risk
Chris Minchin looks at some typical ways in which employees may misuse their PCs and advises businesses how to combat the problem
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Analysis
Risk management in Bulgaria
In September, FERMA executive manager Florence Bindelle took part in a seminar on financial services in Bulgaria organised by the European Commission's TAIEX programme
