Interviews – Page 4
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InterviewsMichel Dennery
Social imbalances will play a major part in future risk mitigation, GDF Suez deputy chief risk officer Michel Dennery believes, with ERM playing a critical role
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InterviewsPaul Taylor
Paul Taylor’s risk management career has spanned nearly 40 years and has taken him across Europe, with some of the largest companies in big business. Who better, then, to take the reins as new Airmic chair?
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InterviewsThe long road
Paul Taylor’s risk management career has spanned nearly 40 years and has taken him across Europe, with some of the largest companies in big business. Who better, then, to take the reins as new Airmic chair?
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InterviewsWell connected
Manufacturing and laying sub-sea cables is a complex, big-money business. Luckily for group risk manager Alessandro De Felice, Prysmian takes its risk management very seriously
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InterviewsAlessandro De Felice
Manufacturing and laying sub-sea cables is a complex, big-money business. Luckily for group risk manager Alessandro De Felice, Prysmian takes its risk management very seriously
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Interviews
Flying high
During 13 years in risk management, Frédéric Desitter has gone from being perceived as a ‘messenger of doom’ to being an indispensable part of Aéroports de Paris’ operations
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InterviewsVikingarännet
Ferma organised a ice skating race in Stockholm ahead of the forum in October. StrategicRISK was brave (or stupid) enough to join in
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InterviewsPaul Moore
Having learnt the hard way the HBOS whistleblower explains how you can try to communicate with the board. But it may all be in vain if they're not willing to listen
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InterviewsBribery - the UK law tightens
Even matters such as corporate hospitality need to be scrutinised to avoid penalty
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InterviewsDiasporas transmit risks and opportunities
As populations shift they can bring benefits to their hosts or put more pressure on these communities
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InterviewsAlcatel-Lucent pays $137m to settle bribery charges
Alcatel allegedly broke Foreign Corrupt Practices rules by paying $8m in bribes to government officials
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InterviewsObesity threat in developing countries
Russia, South Africa and Brazil are all found to have the same levels of overweight adults as the OECD average
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InterviewsThe world's most (and least) corrupt countries
2010 index shows a “serious corruption problem”
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InterviewsCyber spies steal official secrets
Chinese hackers allegedly stole information from India, the Dalai Lama and the UN
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InterviewsInfographic: Spot the fraud
Try to spot where the dubious crime is happening in our illustration
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InterviewsEU outlines vision for taxing the financial sector
Banks should contribute to the cost of re-building Europe’s economy, says Commission
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InterviewsInfographic: Corruption perceptions
Mapping the perceived level of public sector corruption in 180 countries
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InterviewsLawyers admit to involvement in corruption
Bribery is a problem in the legal profession, a professional survey confirms
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InterviewsSeeking harmony
As revenue authorities target so-called ‘tax havens’ as part of their fight for financial transparency and improved regulation, what will this mean for the captives based in these offshore locations? Nathan Skinner investigates
