All Risk News articles – Page 153
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AnalysisInsuring nanotechnology risks
Even though nanotechnology may not have resulted in any litigation yet and is widely used, many insurers exclude its application in their fine print. However, as its benefits become clearer, some insurers are revisiting their position Part of a technology risks series supported by
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Analysis“Cyber risk is now an enterprise-wide risk management issue”
Hackers are working on new techniques to breach the security of organisations with the aim of causing damage, accessing sensitive data and stealing intellectual property, warns EY Part of a technology risks series supported by
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AnalysisHow can freezing orders help protect assets?
Freezing orders are effective devices for parties seeking to protect assets fraudulently misappropriated particularly as the English courts are willing to be flexible to ensure the injunctions are effective
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AnalysisRegulation and macro-economic factors biggest concerns for C-suite executives
Survey also shows only 40% executives believe the financial sector’s ability to manage risk has materially changed for the better in past 12 months
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AnalysisIs the concept of a corporate risk culture doomed to fail?
Companies that embed risk management into their decision-making processes have much to gain. However, this is easier said than done
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RegulationAre you ready for new EU product safety rules?
With new legislation forthcoming, firms need to start preparing now and ensure they and their supply chain understand compliance requirements
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AnalysisCertification: a game changer for risk management?
Globalisation and advancements in technology have changed the role of the risk manager. Can risk management certification prepare the risk managers of tomorrow?
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AnalysisHow corporate risk management is shaping up after the financial crisis
Thanks to global events, the role of risk managers is moving up the executive chain
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AnalysisWhy investment treaties can help manage risks
How can businesses with global operations use international investment agreements to manage their political, economic and country risks?
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Latest IssueEurope edition – Summer 2015
Summer’s edition of StrategicRISK looks at how risk management is evolving and what the future lies for the discipline. A focus on the construction sector reveals some of the biggest trends for the industry and a special report examines terrorism and political violence risk in Europe and further afield
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RegulationWhat cyber security lessons can be learnt from recent hacking scandals?
Technology solutions are not the only options to protect businesses from a cyber breach
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AnalysisA first package of third-country equivalence decisions adopted under Solvency II
Decisions take the form of delegated acts and concern seven countries
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AnalysisWillis completes deal to acquire 85% of Miller wholesale business
The transaction will “create a platform for future growth” – Dominic Casserley Willis chief executive
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InterviewsAon chief Greg Case on making connections between risks
President and chief executive Greg Case reflects on the findings of Aon’s 2015 Global Risk Management Survey and considers how the interconnectedness of risk requires strategic change among businesses
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HeadspaceFrédéric Desitter: a man on a mission to bring ERM to Qatar and the GCC
A new wave of expatriates – risk managers from risk-mature Europe – has moved to Qatar to develop risk management in the country
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AnalysisUK general election result represents a step into the unknown
Editor Mike Jones says the result of the UK general election has provided a boost to business but dangers lie ahead
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RegulationWhat should risk managers know about international sanctions?
With talk of sanctions always in the news, what are the risks and how can compliance be ensured?
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RegulationNew regulations are changing the construction industry
Construction risk managers should be aware of the changes because they create new obligations for clients, designers and contractors
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AnalysisGermany proposes national corruption register
To combat white collar crime, the country wants to create a register registering people, corporates or business partnership as being unreliable
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AnalysisHas Rolls-Royce revolutionised supply chain finance?
When many of its suppliers were struggling to finance the tools on which the manufacturer relied, it devised an ingenious solution to help them, thereby mitigating a key business risk Part of a property and casualty risks series supported by
