All Strategic Risk Global articles in Sept 2012 – Page 3
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Analysis
Kommunikation schlägt Information
Ein guter Ruf ist schnell ruiniert. Dennoch werden das Risiko und die Auswirkungen des Reputationsverlust von vielen Unternehmen noch unterschätzt – und von der Versicherungswirtschaft kaum gedeckt.
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Analysis
Willis: Hurricane damage will likely remain stable in 21st century
Power of average Atlantic hurricane also likely to stay unchanged during next century
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CFOs struggling to retain employees
UK finance directors concerned about losing top performers within a year of hiring
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Isaac upgraded to Hurricane
Residents seek safety away from storm’s path despite no evacuation orders
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Analysis
Kenya – Paradise lost as terrorism takes hold
The terror campaign waged by Somalia-based Al Shabaab insurgents threatens to tear the country apart
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Analysis
Marsh Sweden appoint Kenneth Miger
Group Risk and Insurance Director at Securitas to take on new role
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Analysis
Qantas posts first annual loss in more than 15 years
Rising fuel costs and strike action hit company hard
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Marketing
IBM index reveals key indicators of business continuity exposure and maturity
Will a more holistic approach to business continuity improve your organisation’s score?
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White Papers
Reason Magazine Issue 2: 2012
FM Global’s quarterly magazine is a thought leadership forum for decision makers in business, risk management and commercial property insurance.
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Analysis
BHP Billiton hit by huge drop in profits
Company has an optimistic outlook for the new decade despite current economic stagnation
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Analysis
“Cyber Jihad” causes panic and fear across India
Doctored photographs and threatening text messages are part of new psychological terrorism
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Marketing
IBM index reveals key indicators of business continuity exposure and maturity.
Will a more holistic approach to business continuity improve your organisation’s score?
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Analysis
Shanghai most exposed to flood risk
Research reveals Chinese city is most vulnerable to the risk of flooding
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Risk Innovation
Vinicio Cellerini, Chief executive officer, Zurich Global Corporate UK
Innovation that works
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Analysis
Shock fall in UK tax receipts
July borrowing showed a deficit of £600m against predictions of a £2.8bn surplus
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