Risk Management
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European risk manager certification gets go-ahead
Ferma’s member associations have given the federation approval to move ahead with its plans to certify European risk managers having…
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Insurers fight back
A panel of high-level multinational insurers fought back against criticism that their industry is slow to innovate and not always…
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Venice to host the Ferma Forum 2015
Venice was yesterday announced as the venue for Ferma’s next forum in 2015. The federation’s outgoing president, Jorge Luzzi, also…
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Risk managers must analyse NDBI risks more closely before demanding transfer solutions
Risk managers have placed too much emphasis on the transfer of non-physical damage business interruption (NDBI) risks, when they should…
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Analyse this… NDBI – comment
Monday’s session on non-damage business interruption (NDBI) risks at the Ferma Forum this week was, of course, packed.
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Building bridges to the Nordic region
Anders Esbjörnsson was one of two new Ferma board members elected in June. Group risk manager at Sweden-based construction firm…
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Risk managers must ‘drop ballast’ to embrace future innovations
Risk managers were yesterday urged by a leading European adventurer to break away from their long held views and look…
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The winner is… risk management…
The appointment of Julia Graham as President of Ferma this week is very good news for the European risk management…
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Onwards and upwards
According to Ferma’s Executive Manager, Florence Bindelle, the last twelve months have probably been the federation’s most active ever year.…
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All aboard
Edwin Meyer, who was newly elected to Ferma’s board back in June, is General Manager Risk and Insurance Management at…
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Julia Graham elected Ferma president for next two years
Julia Graham, Director of Risk Management and Insurance at the global law firm DLA Piper, has been elected as the…
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Solvency II implementation is possible by 2016 but delays hurting risk market says Van Hulle
Despite long delays, Solvency II may yet enter into force in 2016, according to Professor Karel Van Hulle, who retired…
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Risk managers give insurers qualified approval but ask for more
Leading risk managers on a panel debate at the Ferma Forum yesterday scored insurers highly when it comes to servicing…
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Insurers missing trick over supply of information says panel
The provision of data provides a big opportunity for insurers, especially if it is supplied along-side innovative new product lines,…
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Companies disappointed by advice from market on environmental exposures
The majority of risk managers and insurance buyers in the EMEA region believe that advice from the insurance market on…
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EC focus on liability regimes and mandatory coverages will hamper business warns Ferma
Ferma is concerned that a trend towards stricter liability regimes in Europe and the potential introduction of mandatory financial guarantees…
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ERM reaches critical mass acceptance
Enterprise risk management (ERM) is on the rise and has reached 'critical mass' at US and Canadian organisations, many of…
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Agers chooses new president and board
Spain's risk management association, Agers, has elected Miguel Ángel Zarandona as its new president. A new board has also been…
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AMRAE and internal audit in joint bid to harmonise risk and controls
France's risk management association AMRAE has teamed with internal audit leaders in a bid to harmonise risk and control structures…
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‘The wings wherewith we fly to heaven…’ – comment
In this issue of CRE we have the final three roundtable discussions that form part of our annual Risk Frontiers…