CRE Risk Management
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Most companies still pay ransom to cyberattackers, survey finds
Some 44% of UK organisations have paid a ransom demand following a cyberattack during the past year, according to a…
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Dutch insurers reject need for deforestation regulation at EU level
The Dutch Insurance Association (VVN) has said the EC’s recently announced proposals for a regulation to effectively ban products that…
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German market facing a perfect storm of risks: HDI Global
Cyber risks remain high up the agenda of German risk managers, as a result of the rise in cyberattacks following…
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Insureds wary of ‘new’ risks that often lead to price increases and exclusions
No week seems to pass nowadays without news emerging of some national, European or global law that will potentially increase…
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UK SMEs face array of diverse risks according to Marsh poll
Some 39% of UK SMEs named energy costs as their top emerging risk during the next 12 months, followed by…
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The risk management implications of the EU Green Deal
In 2020, the EU approved the European Green Deal, ushering in a wave of sustainability initiatives across all sectors. For…
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Bridging the risk management gap
Lene Ritz, corporate enterprise risk and insurance manager, legal and risk at Danish shoemaker ECCO, is an eager proponent of…
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Females lead just 12% of Europe’s banks in DBRS Morningstar gender diversity analysis
Only five of 43 European banks were led by a female CEO in 2021, according to DBRS Morningstar, and although…
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EU drafts emergency powers to ease future supply chain crises
European legislators have drafted new rules that would force companies to concentrate their resources in Europe during times of supply…
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UK whistleblower reports drop 11% as financial services overhaul workplace culture
Whistleblower reports made to the UK regulator about misconduct in the financial services sector dropped by 11% last year, according…
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EC moves to ban all forced labour products from EU market
The European Commission (EC) has proposed new rules to ban all products made by forced labour from the European market.…
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Captives hold key to emerging risks challenge, says risk manager
Risk managers must make greater use of captives in order cope with a rapidly evolving risk landscape and a reduction…
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Europe’s risk managers face new liability risk as rules on deforestation in supply chain move forward
Europe’s risk managers are faced with another proposal at EU level that further raises the exposure of multinationals to liability…
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Ukraine reconstruction and recovery bill already stands at €349bn
In a joint assessment, the government of Ukraine, the European Commission (EC) and the World Bank estimate that the current…
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A risk manager’s journey to the boardroom
In September 2021, Athina Pehrman, director of group risk management, captive and insurance at Autoliv, was appointed as a non-executive…
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Amrae announces partnership with finance directors’ body to spread culture of risk
French risk and insurance management association Amrae has announced a new partnership agreement with the National Association of Financial Directors…
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Delegates return in-person for Swerma Risk Forum
More than 200 risk and insurance management professionals gathered in Stockholm on 8 September for the annual Risk Forum of…
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EU to bring in cybersecurity rules for smart-device manufacturers
New EU rules due to be published tomorrow will require smart devices connected to the internet to comply with cybersecurity…
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GVNW members increasingly involved in EB and pensions
German risk managers are becoming increasingly involved in employee benefits and company pension schemes as the market rapidly evolves and…
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German firms face unprecedented and ‘existential’ uncertainty, finds BDI survey
A flash survey carried out among 600 medium-sized German companies by the Confederation of German industry (BDI) finds that they…
