Airmic White Papers

This research was undertaken to discover the variations within the roles and responsibilities of risk managers and how these are changing. These differences are often related to the company, the business sector and whether it is listed on a stock exchange. VIEW SUMMARY

The purpose of this study is to create a benchmark that allows the risk management community, and casualty insurers, to track programme construction, administration and purchasing practices across businesses based in the UK. Risk managers can compare internal practices against those of competitors. VIEW SUMMARY

To provide risk managers with the actionable benchmarking data needed to make better informed decisions about their property damage/business interruption insurance programs, Airmic conducted an on-line survey of its members in February 2011, comprising 135 respondents. VIEW SUMMARY

Businesses are faced with evolving corporate governance regulation and an increasingly litigious environment domestically. Airmic conducted a survey of its members to understand D&O purchasing patterns and to provide data against which risk managers can benchmark their own insurance programmes. VIEW SUMMARY

Excellence in claims handling is a competitive edge for an insurance company and is a service that clients greatly value. The purpose of this guide is to enable claims handlers to undertake a detailed evaluation and then report to clients and client prospects on their claims handling capabilities. VIEW SUMMARY