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The global pandemic will help to elevate the conversation about cross-company risk, thinks Pamela Rogers.
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Beyond a one-stop shop
The pitfalls to buying business travel insurance for employees are plenty. But insurers have taken note and are offering blended but robust and bespoke coverage, says Ian Robinson, head of UK personal insurance, AIG
Special report: Bond benefits
As lockdowns ease, business is picking back up and conditions are extremely competitive. Bonds help firms pitch successfully – safe in the knowledge that they have a trusted guarantor.
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The future of supply chain risk management
The COVID-crisis has prompted a period of introspection as organisations question how to best structure their supply chains and manage their risk
Opinion
Risk, resilience and utilities
The ability to survive a crisis and thrive in a world of uncertainty is at the heart of a new technical standard for utility companies
The Knowledge
Better decision making through risk visualisation
Alexander Larsen & Ghislain Giroux Dufort of Baldwin Global talk through how risk managers can use risk management as an effective decsion making tool.
The Journal
The Journal, 3rd Edition - Construction risk
StrategicRISK and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions launch the third edition of The Journal examining construction risk.
The Journal, 2nd edition: Business interruption
StrategicRISK and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions launch the second edition of The Journal examining business interruption risk.
The Journal, 1st edition: Product recall
StrategicRISK and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions launch the first edition of The Journal examining product recall risk.
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Risk leaders
From every angle
The global pandemic will help to elevate the conversation about cross-company risk, thinks Pamela Rogers.
Building back better
John Ludlow, CEO of Airmic, shares his thoughts on using lessons from a year of crisis to drive improvements in risk management
Purposeful resilience
How can we ensure that a desire to ‘be resilient and purposeful’ results in practical actions that add sustainable value for people, society and the planet? asks Gareth Byatt
Kevin Bates: A lesson in Carpe Diem
Risk managers have got to be genuine, authentic and transparent in order to succeed, says Kevin Bates
The Herculean task of rebuilding Beirut
Lessons learned in the aftermath of the Tianjin port explosion in 2015 will be particularly significant in Beirut, says Crawford’s Benedict Burke