BI
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Infrastructure holds key to EAC oil production
Steve Mbogo looks at the oil and gas picture across east Africa.
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Supply and demand on track for new European corporate risk ART market
The shift in emphasis from tangible to intangible risks will spark rising demand from corporate risk and insurance managers for…
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French strikes raise questions for risk and insurance managers
As french workers strike over labour laws, we consider the risk management and insurance solutions options open to businesses suffering…
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Volkswagen blindsided by unprecedented BI event
Car manufacturer Volkswagen (VW) narrowly avoided a potentially disastrous business interruption (BI) event this week after a contractual dispute led…
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Companies ill-prepared for Black Swan port events: Marsh
Companies are failing to adequately prepare for port closures caused by "black swan" risks like terrorism and cyber that can…
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Risk managers rail against insurers
A panel of risk managers has spoken out about the lack of understanding and organisation among insurer counterparts during a…
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Business continuity management rising up enterprise risk management agenda
During her detailed talk at the business continuity and resilience event late last year, Puan Jessica Chew Cheng Lian, assistant…
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Losses mount as companies grapple with supply chain risk
The increased threat from Islamic State (IS) and an influx of migrants caused serious supply chain issues in Europe and…
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BI remains top concern but cyber and market volatility rising fast: AGCS Barometer
The shift in focus from tangible to non-tangible threats among risk managers that was clearly identified in Commercial Risk Europe's…
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Terror attacks focus minds on non-damage BI solutions
A string of terror attacks, including those in Paris in November, are prompting companies to review their terrorism exposures and…
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Large complex BI claims on the rise: AGCS
Business interruption (BI) losses are increasing, and often outstrip property damage, according to Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS).
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Tianjin loss expected to rise as Guy Carp estimates $3.3bn toll
Three weeks on from the series of explosions that ripped through the Chinese port of Tianjin the extent of damage…
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French risk managers demand more effort from insurers on BI
The European and international insurance market has made progress on business interruption covers following the crisis brought about by the…
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Tianjin port blast hits supply chains and insurers
The series of devastating blasts that ripped through the Chinese port city of Tianjin last week have caused significant damage…
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FM Global sees uptick in property cyber claims
Specialist property insurer FM Global has seen an increase in cyber claims. The firm is working with risk managers to…
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Marsh calls for collaborative effort to finally solve BI risk transfer problems
Marsh has called for the 'golden triangle' of buyers, insurers and brokers to work together to finally solve problems with…
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US experts launch supply chain risk index
The Ethisphere Institute, an independent centre for research, best practices and thought leadership in corporate ethics and compliance based in…
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Supply chain risk falls in Q1 but risk management skills shortage a concern: CIPS
Supply chain risk fell in the first quarter of this year but has risen since the global financial crisis, according…
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New platform launched to help risk managers gather data on global property and BI exposures
A new tool to help risk managers get a better grip on their global property and supply chain risks and…
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Munich Re addresses non-damage BI risks for pharma industry
Munich Re is answering calls from risk managers for innovative transfer solutions with a burgeoning non-damage business interruption (BI) solution…