Risk occurrence is unfolding at the speed of technology, while risk management is trundling along at the pace of governance, creating a dangerous mismatch. Risk professionals must switch up their thinking and review risk through three dimensions – magnitude, velocity and connectivity
An enterprise risk manager’s view on how artificial intelligence (AI) can be implemented into day-to-day risk management tasks, taking care of the mundane so that risk professionals can deliver what AI cannot – expertise and judgement
Jacqueline Jeter, independent risk adviser at Source Visioneering LLC, argues that a growing layer of risk work is happening outside traditional in-house functions, with implications for talent, standards and supply-chain due diligence.
Inland waterways are central to lower-carbon freight strategies, but recurring drought is exposing the risks of supply chains built around historically reliable river systems.
Although believing that artificial intelligence is ‘an insurable exposure’, explicit coverage is still hard to find as use cases around the technology continue to evolve and differ vastly between businesses, says underwriting director
Carl Leeman, chief risk officer at Belgium-based logistics, warehousing and engineering company Katoen Natie, explores the risk landscape around M&A activity, sharing insight picked up during his firm’s recent acquisition trail
Rising temperatures are increasing heat exposure across ports, terminals and warehouses, including in regions where extreme heat was once unusual. TT Club says operators need to treat dehydration and heat stress as safety-critical risks rather than seasonal welfare issues.
Workplace injuries are common across film, television and theatre, yet many never appear in claims data. New research is examining the reporting gap and what could improve prevention.
FERMA’s Laurent Nihoul discusses the latest on EU Public Procurement Directives and the growing pressure to exclude insurance from Directives’ requirements.
FERMA and WBCSD are developing a common framework to help companies demonstrate the value of prevention, secure capital and protect insurance capacity