All Editorial articles – Page 38
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AnalysisFerma welcomes liberalisation of Brazil’s insurance market
But current legislation could still diminish capacity for FIFA World Cup and 2016 Olympics
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GraphicsRisk Financing: Categorising catastrophe
With catastrophic occurrences seemingly on the rise, it’s important that risk managers understand such scenarios and the cover they require
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AnalysisBraced for impact
The natural disaster in Japan has shown just how vital preparation and planning is, but for complete cover, companies and organisations must expect the unexpected
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AnalysisGovernance: It could be you...
The Bribery Act, coming into force in July, widens the definition of bribery and holds directors responsible for failing to prevent it – even when it takes place abroad. Don’t get caught out
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AnalysisData breach exposes M&S customer details
Hackers also steal millions of private records from other major companies, including JP Morgan Chase, Hilton Hotels, Citigroup and Capital One
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FeaturesHow to: Avoid going down the tubes
Success breeds success, so the saying goes. But successful companies can also breed behaviour that creates risk to the business. And if it goes unchecked, such behaviour can lead to spectacular failure
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Online onlyAsia-Pac cats could cost insurers $500m
Australia floods, Christchurch quake and Japan tsunami will hit insurers’ first quarter results
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Control Risks launches Bribery Act training
Control Risks and Eukleia Training announce strategic partnership to provide services for anti-bribery trainingWith the publication by the Ministry of Justice of the long-awaited UK Bribery Act guidanct (that will become enforceable from July). Its imminent implementation has created an imperative for UK registered companies to define and implement adequate ...
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OECD statement on UK Guidance for the Bribery Act
“We recently received assurances from the highest levels of the UK government that they would issue guidance which would allow the UK’s Bribery Act 2010 to enter into force,” said OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría.“We are happy that they have now done so. We hope it will help the effective implementation ...
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Recommind: Companies now left without real direction
The Ministry of Justice today announced the long awaited Guidance on the UK Bribery Act. The MoJ previously indicated that the Act will come into force three months after the Guidance announcement, however Recommind* argues that Guidance is still leaving companies in the dark about how to prepare for the ...
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AnalysisBribery Act guidance here
Government publishes guidance on adequate procedures, hospitality, facilitation payments and enforcement
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FeaturesHow to stay nimble amid the hurdles
Regulators are running risk managers ragged as they struggle to meet ever-more complex general requirements as well as the needs of their business. We check out the obstacles in their path
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CommentGulf rises to complex new challenges
Risk awareness is becoming more sophisticated in GCC countries to keep pace with the new needs of the region, but smaller firms are on a learning curve
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FeaturesHow to: Spot a con man
If you want to avoid damage to both your finances and reputation, you need to make sure you do your research
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Analysis
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FeaturesHow to: Seize the opportunity in risk
The real market movers are those that are able to embrace risk as part of their business models and use it to their advantage. But when the stakes are high, how do you make sure you come out a winner?
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Online onlyBulgaria should boost efforts to fight bribery
OECD report recommends further action but welcomes progress
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Analysis
IRM told to face up to cyber risks
Prepare now and talk to each other about what you're doing, IRM members told in Liverpool
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GraphicsRisk Atlas: The next 10 catastrophes
Climate change is most likely to strike in the countries least able to cope with the effects, according to Maplecroft’s new index
