Features – Page 38
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Shift up a gear
Effective risk management is not an option in the 21st century, say Norman Sinclair and Man Cheung Governance and organisational effectiveness require it.
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ERM in the public sector
With the Public Risk Management Organisation's conference taking place later this month, Sue Copeman interviews Peter Young on enterprise risk management considerations in the public sector
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CBRN Terrorism - Are we prepared?
Roger Stokes looks at the growing threat of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism, and related claims issues
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Succession Planning
Traditionally, succession planning has rarely been considered as a strategy for dealing with a business disruption It should be, says Garry Smith.
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Risk in Public Private Partnerships
Mike Walker continues his discussion of the risk which occurs when public procurement means that organisations become involved in PPP
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Legal Jurisdiction - a venue to sue
The differences between common and civil law in the EU are causing unexpected problems for companies, explains Maria Kielmas
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Diploma under review
News and updates from the Institute of Risk Management Review of academic syllabus.
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No boundaries
Risk management known no boundaries This is the message that ALARM will deliver to delegates at the PRIMO conference in Copenhagen on 25 November, says Sharon Roots.
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Viewpoint Management - who managers the managers?
It is all about debt and return on equity In reality, these are the only two parameters that count. The way they are managed can make a good company great or condemn it to oblivion, says Adrian Clemen
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Bow-Tie an elegant solution?
Steve Lewis and Sheryl Hurst explain how to get the most out of the increasingly popular bow-tie risk management method
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HARNESSING THE BIGGER PICTURE
Richard Waterer and Eddie McLaughlin discuss the role of business risk assessment in insurance programme design
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Making the cycle work for you
'What you cannot avoid, welcome', says a Chinese proverb Stewart Lovett explains how an effective risk retention programme can make the insurance market cycle work for your business.
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Outsourcing Risks
Due diligence is essential when choosing an outsourcing partner, says Sean Holohan
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WHO WILL MANAGE THE REAL RISKS?
Eberhard Knebel and Pierre Sonigo share ideas on the future of risk management with Lee Coppack
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Don't lose your voice
Telephony systems rarely make it onto the list of business continuity Šrequirements says Graham Chick.
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LOOKING AFTER YOUR WORKFORCE
AIRMIC has organised a conference with the CBI and Hugh James solicitors
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COMPETITIVE OR COMPLIMENTARY?
Alain Chilot, Cyril Vegni and Sebastien Guery discuss how risk management and internal audit functions can work in harmony
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COMMENT - Natural catastrophes
Natural catastrophes are just what the word implies - natural
