Risk Frontier Surveys
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State involvement in battle against cyber threat can lead to conflicts of interest–Portugal
Portuguese risk managers have warned that the fight against cyber risk and the different agendas pursued by states and individuals…
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European Risk Frontiers Survey 2015–Germany
We bring you the German leg of our 2015 European Risk Frontiers survey, this year sponsored by HDI-Gerling, following a…
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Raw materials, political instability and macro economic conditions dominate German risk agenda–Germany
This year’s German Risk Frontiers roundtable held with the committee of the DVS at its annual AGM in Bonn opened…
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Cyber market making progress but could do better–Germany
Risk and insurance managers have an opportunity to fill a corporate management space with cyber.
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Supply chain remains high up German corporate agenda–Germany
The DVS committee members who took part in this year’s German Risk Frontiers roundtable discussion agreed that supply chain has…
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Broader risk management should not lessen insurance role–Germany
The higher profile of corporate risk management in the boardroom in recent times is great news for risk professionals that…
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Soft market will not drive capital-led solutions for corporate risk buyers–Portugal
The use of capital markets for alternative risk transfer solutions still does not convince risk managers at some of the…
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Oil price slump and political instability dampens Portuguese growth in Angola–Portugal
During the economic crisis, Angola has become one of the main alternatives for Portuguese companies looking to achieve revenue growth…
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Global Risk Frontiers Survey 2014
This year’s survey, sponsored by ACE, AIG, Zurich and the QFC Authority, was split into two parts. The first was…
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European Risk Frontiers Survey 2014
This year’s European Risk Frontiers survey, sponsored by HDI-Gerling, is based upon interviews and roundtables with close to 100 leading…
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European Risk Frontiers Survey 2014–The insurer’s perspective
Commercial Risk Europe editor Adrian Ladbury interviewed Dr Edgar Puls, Member of the Management Board of HDI-Gerling, about the findings…
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Reporting to execs a minimum requirement–Nordics
It is imperative that risk managers report directly to the executive team in order to be effective, with finance and…
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ISO 31000: A balancing act–Nordics
ISO 31000 received a thumbs up from most Nordic participants of our European Risk Frontiers survey as a suitable global…
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A simple risk transfer equation–Nordics
Risk managers should retain risks that they are able to quantify and measure with the resources at their disposal and…
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Global programme quality to be driven by insurer focus on compliance–Nordics
Insurers are increasingly focused on the compliance of multinational programmes, which creates more work for risk managers, but also peace…
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No end in sight for soft Scandinavian market–Nordics
The Nordic risk transfer market remains very soft with new capital only likely to maintain the status quo or even…
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European Risk Frontiers Survey 2014–Nordics
As part of this year’s European Risk Frontiers survey we bring you highlights of our discussions with leading Nordic risk…
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Extending and obtaining the skill set–Nordics
Being able to sell and communicate the role and benefits of risk management are crucial qualities for any truly effective…
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More work needed to convince boards about ERM–Nordics
Boards are better at grasping the value offered by truly active enterprise risk management (ERM) but there is still much…
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Learning on the job–Netherlands
Dutch participants of our European Risk Frontiers survey agreed that formal education is just the start of the process when…
