Finalists of European Risk Management Awards announced

The finalists of this year’s European Risk Management Awards’ Excellence in Customer Services categories, which aim to reward and promote best practice and innovation among companies that serve the risk management community, have been announced. Following deliberation by our judging panel of prominent members from European and international risk management associations, a list of finalists for each of the seven customer service categories has been whittled down from an impressive number of entries. The winners will be announced alongside those from the Excellence in Risk Management and Individual Achievement categories at the European Risk Management Awards, jointly hosted by Commercial Risk Europe and Ferma, on 6 November in London. The finalists of the Excellence in Customer Services categories are: Captive Management Solution of the Year: AIG, Aon, Highdome PCC Ltd, Willis Towers Watson, Zurich Insurer Innovation of the Year: AGCS, FM Global, Munich Re, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, XL Catlin Broker Innovation of the Year: Aon, Brokerslink, Marsh, Willis Towers Watson Emerging Risk Solution of the Year: Alvarez & Marsal, International SOS, Marsh, Munich Re, QBE Europe Global Programme of the Year: AIG, International SOS, XL Catlin Technological Innovation of the Year: AXA MATRIX Risk Consultants, Chubb, FM Global, International SOS, Ventiv Technology Claims Innovation of the Year: AGCS, AIG, Chubb, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions Commercial Risk Europe and Ferma would like to congratulate the finalists on getting this far and thank our judges for their continued support. The awards’ expert judging panel consists of: Jana Bicanova, winner, Risk Lifetime Achievement Award 2016 Brigitte Bouquot, president, AMRAE Julia Graham, technical director, Airmic Sabrina Hartusch, president, Sirm Tapio Huovinen, president, Finnrima Dr Zhetcho Kalitchin, president, Brima Gaëtan Lefèvre, president, Belrim Dr Alexander Mahnke, president, GVNW Juan Carlos Lopez Porcel, president, Agers Annemarie Schouw, president, Narim The European Risk Management Awards, headline sponsored by Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS), reward excellence in risk management and customer service innovation. Both Commercial Risk Europe and Ferma strongly believe the Awards provide a real opportunity to promote and develop the risk management profession, while also boosting performance at service providers. We have had a fantastic response to this year’s awards, following their successful launch in 2016. The fact that the industry has embraced the event bodes well for the future of the risk and insurance management profession, as well as the partnerships needed with risk transfer providers to deliver better solutions. The winners of the European Risk Management Awards will be announced at a gala dinner on 6 November at The Gibson Hall, London. Risk and insurance managers, as well as their service provider firms, can book a place at the gala dinner awards ceremony by emailing awhite@commercialriskonline.com. Attendance is free for risk and insurance managers. The full list of awards that will be announced at the gala dinner are: Excellence in Risk Management Risk Manager of the Year Rising Star of the Year Innovative Insurance Programme of the Year Lifetime Achievement Excellence in Customer Service Captive Management Solution of the Year Insurer Innovation of the Year Broker Innovation of the Year Emerging Risk Solution of the Year Global Programme Innovation of the Year Technology Innovation of the Year Claims Innovation of the Year Individual Achievement Insurer Leader of the Year Broker Leader of the Year Lifetime Achievement The European Risk Management Awards are sponsored by Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS), Allied World, Clyde & Co, Generali, Mapfre, XL Catlin and Zurich. Full details about the European Risk Management Awards 2017 – including how to book a table – are available from our dedicated awards area at: www.commercialriskonline.com/awards/awards2017

Finalists of European Risk Management Awards announced

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