CRE Risk Management
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Europe’s corporate brokers critical in chain but challenged to raise game
Europe’s corporate insurance brokers continue to play a critical role in the distribution of complex corporate risk for Europe’s largest…
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Date agreed for market meeting to kick-start global programmes solution
FERMA and Airmic have fixed a date for a meeting with representatives of leading international insurers and brokers to try…
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Positive noises from captive supervisors as EC and EIOPA silent on Solvency II
European captive owners received some badly needed rays of sunlight from key regulators on the implementation of Solvency II, Europe’s…
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Argentina addresses reinsurance capacity fears and gives guidance on new rules
The Argentinian government has announced that at least two foreign companies are likely to be operating in its reinsurance market…
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Inex24 yet to convince DVS president with key players not on board
The president of the German risk managers’ association DVS is openly sceptical about the proposal for the new electronic insurance…
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Ladies@Risk wins NARIM Award
Yvonne du Floo, Quality and Risk Manager at Synbra Holding and Jacqueline Plessius, Global Insurance Manager at TNT, the ‘founding…
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FERMA to respond to EU proposals on corporate governance and risk management
FERMA is preparing its response to the European Commission’s latest discussion paper on corporate governance that includes focus on the…
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French mutuals descend on Berlin to promote pan-European mutual concept
They advanced stealthily and German insurers had no advance warning. French insurance bosses and their wives, 90 people altogether, of…
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French risk managers step up communication effort on risks
Risk managers are all too aware that it is not easy sometimes to talk about their jobs. People often do…
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Guernsey gets green light from Hong Kong as experts reiterate uses of captives
Following the news that Guernsey-based companies have been given the green light to float on the Hong Kong stock exchange…
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Japan quake shows traditional BI cover no longer sufficient for supply chain risk
Restrictive cover and limits placed on traditional business interruption insurance mean the product is no longer sufficient, as shown by…
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FERMA advises EC to calm down on collective redress
A Europe-wide approach to consumer collective redress driven by the European Union would have a seriously negative effect on the…
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AMRAE and audit group urge active co-operation to raise risk profile
The recent financial and economic crisis that was sparked by the credit crunch has exposed the fact that most companies…
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Solvency II creating boom for risk professionals
Solvency II is driving demand for risk professionals in the insurance industry, increasing their remuneration packages and will ultimately lead…
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Global organisations underestimate intellectual property risk says report
Many global organisations and their risk managers are failing to understand the intellectual property (IP) risks that they face and…
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Take time for reflection-Comment
The news of the death of Osama Bin Laden, former head of Al-Qaeda, so soon after the wave of political…
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Time for action on global programmes
When experts gathered in London for Commercial Risk Europe’s Global Programmes seminar last month it soon became very clear that…
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Cartel fears could hamper German rate rises following cats-DVS
German industrial insurers could fail to achieve a market-wide hardening of rates and conditions because of fears of another probe…
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Dröse urges greater market cooperation on Solvency II lobbying effort
Günter Dröse, president of ECIROA and global head of corporate insurance at Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt, has called upon the…
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Final Bribery Act guidance offers comfort but severe concerns remain
Publication of the final and more detailed guidance from the UK’s Ministry of Justice (MoJ) that caused a delay to…