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AnalysisDevastating magnitude 7 quake kills hundreds in Turkey
Economic losses are expected to hit around $1bn
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This Week's Top RiskThe fight against corruption
With Transparency International’s annual corruption perceptions index due any day now this week’s top risk is the fight against corruption.
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AnalysisSocial media top concern for risk managers
Half of the risk managers surveyed at Ferma ranked social media a key cyber risk, alongside malicious attacks and data breaches
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AnalysisWhy Palestine should be granted statehood
A JLT special report reveals the security and political implications of the Palestinian Authority’s statehood bid
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AnalysisMy Top Risks
StrategicRISK asked Paolo Rubini, head of risk management for Telecom Italia, to name his three top risks right now. Here they are.
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Executive ReportRisk management for mid-sized companies
StrategicRISK’s detailed 16 page report on emerging risks for mid-sized corporates in the UK. Most middle market companies will have a good handle on their property and liability risks. This report is designed to help them go a step further than their peers, to outperform them and reap the rewards
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This Week's Top RiskThe European crisis
Europe’s leaders are meeting in Brussels this week to thrash out a solution to the expanding economic problems that are stifling the eurozone.
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Special ReportsKnow your own appetite
Mid-sized companies seeking to survive and grow need a competitive edge. You have to be able to demonstrate that you are managing your business better than your peers, and that means taking on risk as well as guarding against it.
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Special ReportsChain reaction
As production becomes increasingly globalised, businesses need to consider how they would be aff ected if their suppliers or their suppliers’ suppliers fail to deliver.
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Special ReportsEmployee safety
Strong health and safety policies and a keen eye on absence levels, both long- and short-term, can reduce both premium costs and the expenses associated with sickness.
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Special ReportsRecalls and reputation
As more businesses are being hit by product recalls, insurers have made cover easier and cheaper - even providing short-term specialist consultants for smaller companies that don’t have a large public relations budget.
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Special ReportsHandling cyber risk
Cyber crime is becoming an increasingly prevalent and costly risk, yet many businesses are woefully underprepared for an attack - a major business failing in this digital age.
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Special ReportsA legal minefield
Ethical standards for businesses are about to get stricter, so senior managers and directors will need to take a far more hands-on role in ensuring that their fi rms comply with the rules.
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Special ReportsPreventing pollution
As green concerns steadily grow in the public’s consciousness, so too does the rigidity of enviornmental liability regulations for businesses throughout Europe.
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Special ReportsConsidering claims
From taking out a policy to making a claim, in the insurance world your business depends on honesty and accuracy. Anything else could result in serious financial straits.
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AnalysisThe next big cyber risk
Businesses are advised to re-work their IT security systems as a new type of malware dubbed Stuxnet’s “little brother” has infected multiple companies already
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AnalysisMining and metals: Top risks
Resource nationalism, skills shortages and infrastructure access are the top three threats facing mining and metals companies in the year ahead, according to Ernst & Young analysis.
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AnalysisDirectors pay leaps 50% in one year
Even during a period of economic stagnation company bosses are being rewarded with huge pay hikes
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AnalysisEurozone deal "one step" to fix sovereign debt crisis
The three pronged crisis deal poses a major challenge for European banks who may slice their lending to meet new capital requirements
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Risk MapChina’s overseas investment
China’s commercial influence overseas is rising. According to one source, China’s outward investment since 2005 totals $263bn (€185bn)
