All Risk News articles – Page 66
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AnalysisFCA business interruption test case appeal date set by Supreme Court
Six insurers, the FCA and the Hiscox Action Group are appealing some parts of September’s High Court ruling
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AnalysisHurricane Zeta claims to reach $4.4 billion
At landfall in Louisiana, Zeta was just shy of a Category 3 storm with one-minute sustained wind speeds of 110 mph
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AnalysisCyber: Staff admit to risky behaviour
Home working has increased cyber vulnerability, with 73% using company-issued devices for personal matters - Mimecast
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AnalysisHurricane Zeta bears down on Louisiana
Currently, Zeta’s track is a direct landfall for New Orleans, with the storm taking a similar path to Hurricane Katrina in 2005
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AnalysisAccenture and MIT create supply chain resilience stress test
The new standard will assess a global supply chain’s ability to mitigate the impact of disruptive events
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AnalysisGVNW’s Mahnke urges insurers not to burn bridges
GVNW chair Dr Alexander Mahnke says insurers risk undermining relationships with their commercial buyers
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AnalysisMarsh hires European risk management leader
Based in Stockholm, Carolina Klint will report to Siegmund Fahrig, CEO of Marsh Continental Europe
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AnalysisInsurer BI premiums insufficient for COVID losses - study
The pandemic exposed a massive protection gap in the area of business continuity risk, according to the Geneva Association and University of St Gallen
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AnalysisAirmic welcomes insurer’s decision to drop appeal
“Market turns are cyclical, and underwriters should keep squarely in mind their relationships with their insurance buyers for the future”, says Julia Graham
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AnalysisReducing temperature-controlled cargo losses
Why temperature-controlled incidents are such a common cause of marine cargo claims and how to avoid them
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AnalysisRestoring mangroves to build coastal resilience
Globally, mangroves reduce flood damages by $65 billion every year; insurance solutions are critical to post-storm restoration
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Special ReportsSpecial report: Bond benefits
As lockdowns ease, business is picking back up and conditions are extremely competitive. Bonds help firms pitch successfully – safe in the knowledge that they have a trusted guarantor.
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AnalysisWide area damage principle is key to quantifying BI claims
An uptick in COVID-related BI claims is expected following the UK FCA test case, primarily from the hospitality sector
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AnalysisCOVID-19 a “wake-up call”
Pandemic highlights the ”staggering potential” for uninsurable systemic risks, according to re/insurer Munich Re
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AnalysisBoE: Climate disclosures will become mandatory
Setting out pathways to mandatory TCFD disclosures should be a “priority” for public authorities, according to the Bank of England
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AnalysisTerrorism pools focus on systemic risk
New and emerging threats in the terrorism landscape, including the emerging CBRN threat and hostile cyber, were discussed during the virtual event
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AnalysisICO fines British Airways £20m for data breach
It is the Information Commissioner’s biggest data breach fine to date and falls under the GDPR regime
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AnalysisCyber insurance transparency key to growth
PCS has launched a new data set to help the cyber insurance sector manage risk and capital more effectively
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AnalysisHurricane Delta claims up to $3bn - AIR
Hurricanes Laura and Delta made landfall roughly 12 miles and six weeks apart on the Louisiana coast
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AnalysisGreece and Portugal count cost of September storms
Medicane Ianos brought rough seas, damaging winds, and flooding rainfall to western and southern regions of Greece
