CRE Journal
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Out of the frying pan?
Just as insurance managers could see light at the end of the hard market tunnel things have dimmed. Tough year-end…
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Captive revolution made possible in France as insurers retreat from risk
Leading French risk managers who took part in this year’s Risk Frontiers Europe survey agree that the French Treasury’s recent…
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ESG enters the risk and insurance management world
ESG is now, of course, right at the heart of corporate strategy and risk managers in France are adding this…
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European risk managers take centre stage as crises deepen
French risk managers that took part in this year’s Risk Frontiers Europe survey all say their role has evolved significantly…
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French mid-sized companies struggle to find cover
Mid-sized companies in France struggled to find adequate coverage during their latest renewals but large risks buyers reported an improvement…
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Construction firms need insurance capacity for innovation
Construction companies are under pressure to clean up their act but some are finding out that materials and methods deployed…
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Political violence insurance buyers urged to fight for well-defined perils
After being shunned by property insurers, terrorism and political violence covers have been embraced by specialty underwriters to the extent…
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Concern jumps over macroeconomic risks but cyber and BI retain top spots: Allianz Barometer
Macroeconomic risks and the energy crisis have shot up the ranking, but cyber and business interruption (BI) remain the top…
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WEF warns one more systemic shock could be unmanageable
The window for action on the most serious global threats is “closing rapidly”, warns the World Economic Forum (WEF) in…
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Climate change: The tipping point looms
Adrian Ladbury travelled to Munich to meet Ernst Rauch, chief climate scientist, and Caoimhe Adams, head of climate advisory and…
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In a difficult market, only dialogue will help find the answers
Commercial Risk Europe spoke to Bruno Mostermans, head of France, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, about developments in the French commercial…