All Risk News articles – Page 128
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AnalysisRisk appetite should be top of the agenda following Brexit
Brexit uncertainty has created a need to reassess growth plans, expected returns and risk appetite
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AnalysisLessons learned from the Hanjin bankruptcy
Cargo owners are urged to rigorously select their overseas carrier and review their cargo insurance cover, as the shipping company’s insolvency could lead to a domino effect
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AnalysisIneffective reporting lines leave companies at risk
Senior managers’ ignorance of issues within a company deemed irrelevant, as High Court attributes junior employees’ knowledge to the company as a whole
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AnalysisHow the Galaxy Note 7 recall could improve Samsung's reputation
A well-managed product recall can leave consumers feeling more positive about the brand
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AnalysisMany companies failing to fully comply with the Modern Slavery Act
Both disclosure and non-disclosure carry reputational risks for businesses
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AnalysisInformation warfare: the rising threat of state-backed cyber attacks
The high level of engineering behind nation-sponsored hacks makes it hard for businesses to protect themselves
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AnalysisCompliance professionals view Trump as a risk to the profession
More than a quarter cites the US elections as one of the biggest risks for the year ahead
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AnalysisSenior management more involved in addressing modern slavery
A year after the introduction of the UK Modern Slavery Act, CEO and senior executive engagement has doubled
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AnalysisWhy gender diversity in risk management is only slowly improving
Progress is slow, but the future looks promising as younger generations have a higher percentage of women
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AnalysisWillis's Dominic Casserley to depart
The Willis Towers Watson deputy chief exec is leaving at the end of the year
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AnalysisFBI cyber chief joins broker
James Trainor most recently led the cyber division at FBI’s headquarters
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AnalysisRSA claims chief to step down in 2017
Successor will oversee completion of RSA’s claims transformation programme
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Analysis‘Insurance industry will adapt to Brexit’
Richard Pryce, CEO QBE European Operations, considers some of the implications of Brexit for insurers and clients
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AnalysisAIG sells local operations for $240m
Deal with Fairfax Financial Holdings designed to ‘focus and streamline AIG’s global insurance operations’
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Case StudiesResilience case study: 1996 Manchester bomb
The bomb went off right outside Royal Insurance’s regional office building
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Analysis‘Hong Kong is a very important step’ in Swiss Re’s evolution
Swiss Re Corporate Solutions APAC boss discusses the group’s new licence
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AnalysisReliance on passporting rights ‘exaggerated’ says think tank
Open Europe outlines that there is no real single market for insurers
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AnalysisLessons learned from TalkTalk cyber breach
Robert Maddox and Saqib Alam, associates at law firm Debevoise & Plimpton, explain why businesses should reassess their cybersecurity risk profile
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AnalysisModelling an approach to manage infectious disease risk
The spread of infectious diseases considered among the global risks of highest concern for doing business
