Regulatory Risk – Page 9
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AnalysisWhat are the practical considerations of the Insurance Act 2015?
The legislation will introduce fundamental reforms, including key changes to the duty to make a fair presentation
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InterviewsHerbert Smith Freehills' Paul Lewis on what policyholders should know about the UK Insurance Act 2015
Herbert Smith Freehills partner Paul Lewis explains the main changes introduced by the new Act
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AnalysisHow the UK Insurance Act 2015 will shake up the industry
Clyde & Co reviews the Act and explains how it will change the (re)insurance landscape
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InterviewsCorporates have the wrong attitude towards anti-corruption programmes
Control Risks associate director compliance intelligence investigations and technology in Germany, Hana Lešenarová warns of boardroom misperception over corruption risks
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AnalysisFuture of risk management in Asia
Finances, compliance and governance top list of challenges for risk managers
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AnalysisAggressive auditing by regulators is exacerbating compliance risk, warns Zurich
“It is difficult for risk managers at global corporates to manage so many different risks with regulations constantly changing”
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AnalysisShould insurers and policyholders turn their backs on arbitration?
Arbitration was traditionally favoured over litigation to resolve coverage disputes, but some recent cases have cast doubt on whether this is always the best method to follow
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AnalysisPotential changes to Pool Re costs and rules on kidnap and ransom on the horizon
Two terror-related rule changes emanating from the UK have put corporate property owners and those using London’s kidnap and ransom market on notice
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Online onlyEU introduces new rules for cross-border judgments
Savings in the EU could reach €48m or up to €2,000-€3,000 in individual cases
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AnalysisIs your business ready for the Data Protection Regulation?
With new EU data protection rules on the horizon, organisations should take steps to ensure compliance or face tough sanctions
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Online onlyEU widens tax rulings investigation
Commission wants to identify if competition is distorted through selective tax advantages
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Online onlyOECD report lays bare scale of international bribery
Almost two-thirds of cases occurred in four sectors: extractive; construction; transportation and storage; and information and communication
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Online onlyDoes income inequality hurt economic growth?
Research shows that the gap between rich and poor is at its highest level in most OECD countries in 30 years
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InterviewsWhat is the best way to protect business reputation?
Hill Dickinson partner Magnus Boyd explains why companies should care about negative or inaccurate stories about them and why protecting data is so essential
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Online onlyEU Task Force identifies 2,000 potential projects worth €1.3trn
Report shows pipeline of projects to restore investor confidence and unlock private sector investment
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AnalysisHow can businesses protect their confidential information?
A company’s trade secrets are one of its key assets and global organisations need to keep it secure and limit their exposure to legal risks, as DLA Piper explains
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Analysis3-D printing: will new technology still end up in old-fashioned liability?
Supply chains may never be the same again, but new problems are bound to arise
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Online onlyStress test exposes major vulnerabilities of EU insurers
The exercise has tested the resilience of the insurance sector and identified its major vulnerabilities
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AnalysisFinancial services should beware of cartel practices
As regulatory reforms gather momentum in the EU, financial services face increased competition compliance risks
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AnalysisUK businesses fighting fit with anti-corruption programmes
Companies headquartered in the UK are leading the way in respect of having a board level director with responsibility for anti-corruption
