All StrategicRISK Global articles in July 2012
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AIRMIC PortfolioAirmic 2012: SR interviews Ben Beeson
StrategicRISK caught up with Lockton’s Ben Beeson to discuss cyber warfare, espionage, data security and privacy issues, and the potential risks faced by unprepared businesses allowing employees to work from home during this summer’s Games
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AIRMIC PortfolioAirmic 2012: SR interviews Phil Sharpe
ACE’s Phil Sharpe popped along to StrategicRISK’s stand to tell about the 3 biggest risks he believes are currently facing UK businesses, and discuss how insurers have reacted to last year’s record number of natural catastrophes
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AIRMIC PortfolioAirmic 2012: SR interviews Richard Waterer
We caught up with Richard Waterer from Marsh who told StrategicRISK about his praise for how the risk management profession has developed over the past 12 months
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AIRMIC PortfolioAirmic 2012: SR interviews Stefano Tranquillo
Stefano Tranquillo was kind enough to speak to StrategicRISK about how much he was enjoying this year’s Conference and outline the benfits of having a structured method of managing risk
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AIRMIC PortfolioAirmic 2012: SR interviews Steve Cloutman
StretegicRISK grabbed a hold of Aon’s Steve Cloutman who told us about the ongoing benefits that technology is having on risk managers roles within their organisations
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AIRMIC PortfolioAirmic 2012: SR interviews Stewart Harrison
Stewart Harrison, Director at Harrison Abbott was kind enough to give up his time to offer some of his thoughts on supply chain risks, while questioning whether businesses are doing enough to mitigate their exposures
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Risk InnovationAirmic 2012: SR interviews Tom Richardson
Zurich’s Tom Richardson came across to StrategicRISK’s stand to give us his thoughts on the Eurozone crisis and why risk managers need to address the issue more closely
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AnalysisCivil unrest joins terrorism on world stage
Risk map changes as austerity measures bring threat of political troubles to unlikely areas
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HeadspaceHeadspace: Elaine Heyworth
Risk consultant Elaine Heyworth explains why her dad is her greatest hero and what makes her unhappy about the Olympics
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AnalysisExtreme weather takes its toll
Global businesses are already having to tackle the effects of climate change
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AnalysisGreater transparency needed over handling of customers’ personal data
New survey reveals that the majority of UK adults would be more inclined to provide personal information if given greater clarity as to what it will be used for
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AnalysisFERMA announces plans for new pan-European risk management certification
European body to work alongside national associations to offer pan-European certificate of professional competence for risk managers
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AnalysisCzech Republic to give whistleblowers enhanced protection
Government proposes to offer whistleblowers sanctuary from discrimination and persecution
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AnalysisExxonMobil deals blow to Poland's energy revolution
Despite optimism inside the country, Poland’s move away from Russian energy reliance will not be easy
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AnalysisALARM 2012 winners announced
Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service and Renfrewshire Council steal the show picking up two gongs apiece
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Latest IssueStrategicRISK July 2012
The July issue of StrategicRISK, featuring a spotlight on risk management in Scandanavia, a round-up of the StrategicRISK Awards 2012, plus much more
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AnalysisTotal Cost of Risk (TOCOR) defies expectations
Survey also reveals that social media is fastest growing concern for risk managers
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AnalysisRisk managers unsure about need for pan-european certification
Lack of clarification may account for level of uncertainty
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AnalysisCBI Chief: “Growth alone will not solve unemployment crisis”
Calls for business and government to “step up” and support youth unemployed
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AnalysisTop tips for business information handling during the Olympics
Majority of businesses are exposing themselves to increased information risk
