All StrategicRISK Global articles in October 2003
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Features
Avoid The Potholes
Michael Burke discusses local authority disaster and contingency planning
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Global Principles. Local Actions
Ferma news - For the first time, the United Nations is to adopt a code of conduct for business.
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Protecting the bottom line
Ferma news - A continuous process of risk management to assess and improve resilience can help companies manage their supply chain risks. . .
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Power is key
Ferma news - With increasing power consumption worldwide, vulnerability to a 'black out' is increasing . . .
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Masterclass
Ferma news - Yesterday afternoon, risk managers had the opportunity to brainstorm critical topical issues with the experts.
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Property Market on the brink?
Ferma news - The property insurance market for European multinationals is either bending gracefully or teetering on the brink . . .
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Add Value To Employee Benefits Programmes
Ferma news - You need to define your objectives and ensure that your employee benefits programme
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Risk Engineering - Cost And Benefits
Ferma news - How much should you spend in order to save? There is always a limit to the expenses and effort
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European Companies Reduce Insurance
Ferma news - The gap is widening between companies' potential liability and levels of insurance protection
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Make CSR A Strategic Tool
Ferma news - Stakeholders increasingly look to companies to demonstrate corporate social responsibility
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Learning From Play
Ferma news - "Taking a business impact approach can help companies get more information about risks and their potential
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Risk Management Reporting Study
Ferma news - With growing pressure for greater transparency, companies need to consider just how much they
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What's in it for you?
Ferma news - Building your own corporate risk engineering approach can produce real benefits
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Bottling the genie
ANDY BULGIN is risk manager for Coca-Cola HBC, the second-largest Coke bottling...
