GRM Partner Content
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Increasing use of existing captives to tackle hard market, Marsh survey finds
The majority of captive owners plan to increase their use of captives in response to changing insurance market conditions, according…
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Sompo ready to ramp up European and international corporate business
Sompo International, a global specialty provider of property and casualty (re)insurance, is about to embark on a significant communications effort…
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Changing tariffs affect Indian global property programme local policies, says Willis Towers Watson
Global property programme local policies in India will require increased attention as a result of changing tariffs in the Indian…
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Leadership changes and new digital services unit for Zurich
Zurich Insurance Group has created a new global business platforms unit focusing on digital services, together with announcing key regional…
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The importance of context
There is much debate around the topic of non-admitted insurance when it comes to global insurance programmes, but ultimately if…
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Alternative solutions for captives in a changing marketplace
The impact of a changing insurance market, exacerbated by the global Covid-19 pandemic, means that insurance and reinsurance buyers are…
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Learning lessons from Covid-19
With more than 100 years since the last global pandemic, it is not surprising that words like “unprecedented” are being…
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Risk managers showing their value through Covid-19 crisis
Continuity is the key to success with Covid-19, Chris Staes of HDI Global being prepared and able to provide clients…
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Cat among the pigeons
Brokers are not enjoying a great time currently, with questions raised again about conflicts of interest, inadequate transparency and the…
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Zurich creates new health and wellbeing business
A new health and wellbeing business has been launched by Zurich Insurance Group to apply a global approach to the…
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The global and local elements of cyber risk
For multinational programmes, the need for global coverage combined with local policies and servicing is a constant thread, and nowhere…
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AXA XL appoints CEO for UK and Lloyd’s market
Sean McGovern has been appointed as CEO, UK and Lloyd’s market, at AXA XL. The insurer said he had been…
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Financial interest clauses: viable, useful, but not a panacea
A financial interest clause (FINC) is not a panacea for issues of compliance and regulation in the context of a…
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BEAT update: Mitigation strategies
In 2017, the US Congress enacted Internal Revenue Code Section 59A – a new base erosion and anti-abuse tax, colloquially…
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Using captives in multinational employee benefits programmes
Employee benefits are an important part of any global corporation’s risk and insurance spend. While many benefits are localised in…
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Cybersecurity: Setting the tone at the top
An organisation’s approach to cybersecurity must be embedded within its overall approach to enterprise risk management, with boards responsible for…
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Insurance Premium Tax changes highlighted by TMF Group
There have been a number of changes to Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) and other insurance-related charges including VAT, according to…
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Global programme networks: quality matters (not just size)
Risk managers require many things from their insurer when it comes to serving their global insurance programmes. To begin with,…
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From one thing to another: some risk and safety implications when repurposing operations to support Covid-19 relief
As Covid-19 continues to impact all of us around the world, many companies are mobilising to respond to the sudden,…
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International public companies and US securities class actions – a hidden risk?
D&O liability exposures faced by internationally listed companies outside the US have increased during the past few years, and will…