Senior managing director further flags soft market considerations for risk managers and explains why captives are having such a moment in the sun
The healthcare sector – incorporating both public and private healthcare – is increasingly tapping into data to improve patient-centric risk management approaches, adds managing director
Using AI generated scenarios to demonstrate risk fallout to company boards is a productive starting point for reviewing crisis management frameworks, says senior managing director
New terrorism legislation will require businesses to strengthen preparedness, assess venue exposure and protect staff and visitors, Markel International’s Tim Woodhouse told Airmic delegates.
Alongside tailored risk transfer, captive creation is booming in preparation for the next hard insurance market cycle, says insurer’s global and specialty director
Suki Basi says insurers, risk managers and corporates need to work together to develop data-led risk transfer solutions for complex balance sheet exposures.
Occupational disease risks are shifting across sectors and affecting more and more younger workers. Employers must rethink workforce exposure as a strategic people, benefits, and resilience issue.
Workplace healthcare is becoming a strategic pressure point, as employees’ rising demands plus costly medical advances are pushing employers to rethink how far benefits should go and what they mean for resilience.
A conditional agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz may ease pressure on energy markets, but companies with Gulf exposure should not assume regional stability has returned.
As artificial intelligence accelerates, organisations need to identify the human judgement, choices and trade-offs that machines cannot replace, Dr Keith Dear told Airmic delegates.