Expert views – Page 5
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Tackle the risks of the digital revolution with an integrated risk management approach
Integrated risk management is transforming the way in which risk managers approach and manage technology-related risks and the interconnected nature of 21st century threats, writes Quin Rodriguez, vice-president, strategy & innovation at Riskonnect
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Is insurance fit for purpose?
Managing risks to intangible assets, changing business models, an evolving risk landscape are all hot talking points for risk managers in Harrogate. We caught up with Mark Stephenson, head of business development and market relationships, Liberty Specialty Markets, to find out how insurers are dealing with change
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Becoming data smart
Andy Jones, head of risk engineering, property and casualty on how risk managers can overcome the biggest big data challenges
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Building predictive analytics into your ERM framework
How bringing together siloed data points from internal and external stakeholders can optimise risk management and drive accurate decision-making, strategically, operationally, and situationally, writes Jim Wetekamp, chief executive at Riskonnect
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Taking a holistic approach to health and wellbeing
Well-being requires a dialogue across the organisation, involving risk managers, human resources and employee benefits professionals, as well as corporate social responsibility, occupational health, treasury and legal experts, writes Timothy Smith, Senior Underwriter – UK Casualty – Retail at AXA XL
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An international insurance programme proposition built ‘from scratch’ delivers speed and accuracy
Swiss Re Corporate Solutions aims to steal a march on the competition with an integrated approach to writing international insurance programmes, according to Chris Hart, head of international business, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions
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Expert view: Lloyd’s outlines post-Brexit continuity plans
A locally capitalised and fully operational insurance company, Lloyd’s Brussels will offer risk managers continuity of service in a post-Brexit world, writes Guy-Antoine de La Rochefoucauld, France country manager, Lloyd’s
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Expert view: A partnership approach to the growing risks of non-damage business interruption
NDBI is growing in frequency and severity, threatening businesses’ hard-earned revenue streams. Collaboration, backed by genuine expertise, is the best way to protect against the risk, writes Bruno Mostermans
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Expert view: Rising technology investment sees tech and cyber risk rise
Delphine Leroy, Director of CNA Hardy, France (pictured) reviews the key findings of CNA Hardy’s latest Global Risk & Confidence Survey, and looks at how technology is bringing new opportunities as well as new risks.
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Expert view: Managing business interruption in the intangible economy
The risks of non-physical damage business interruption will likely increase as more businesses become asset light. So, what can risk managers do to ensure they capture and manage the risks? Thomas Keist, Head of Marketing, Innovative Risk Solutions at Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, has this advise.
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Expert view: From the tangible to the intangible
Guido Benz, head of engineering and construction, at Swiss Re Corporate Solutions considers how technology is enabling more ambitious construction and engineering projects than ever before. Which in turn introduces new complexities and demand for new risk transfer solutions
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Expert view: the future of renewable energy
Renewable energy projects are experiencing unprecedented growth. Andrew Norris, senior engineering underwriter at Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, tells of the opportunities, the risks and how the industry is responding
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Expert view: If you think safety is expensive, try a loss
Never underestimate the human factor in a potential loss event, because you could suffer losses that could be easily prevent, writes Swiss Re Corporate Solutions
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London riots: expert views
The riots in the capital will have a limited effect on the insurance markets but companies need to react quickly to avoid disruption
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