Risk Management
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Risk Management
Smith & Nephew: An extraordinary risk management journey
FM Global “instrumental” in Smith & Nephew’s recovery from tidal surge devastation and improved resilience through flood defence implementation.
Don’t let a storm blow away your profits this hurricane season
Protecting the bottom line in order to remain open, or to re open quickly after a hurricane disaster requires taking steps now to prevent or reduce damage, should your business be in the path of a violent storm. This article provides advice to businesses and shares links to external resources.
Insuring thrills, chills and spills
This year, over 300 million people in the US will visit an amusement park, traveling carnival or other entertainment venue. This article sheds light on the potential risks associated with amusements, the importance of equipment inspections and how advances in technology are improving safety.
Six steps to choosing employers’ liability limits
Employers’ liability insurance is compulsory for any business that employs staff. Great care should be taken when choosing limits of indemnity, especially following changes to personal injury law. This guide highlights six steps for helping customers determine an appropriate limit of indemnity.
In-depth: SME
From plumbers and electricians to vape shops and beauticians, some SMEs and sole traders are hard to reach, but complex and changing roles could present opportunities for brokers. Download Insurance Age’s latest SME In-depth to find out more.
Déjà vu: Today’s geopolitical risks look familiar
The world is experiencing significant geopolitical instability amid swift technological and social change. This short blog highlights how political risk, credit and bond insurance is ideally positioned to play a crucial role in enabling growth opportunities and supporting crossborder trade.
Four simple steps to choosing public liability limits
Public and products liability (PL) insurance is an important part of doing business, with minimum levels commonly required. However, minimum limits of indemnity aren’t necessarily enough for customers’ actual needs. This guide highlights four steps brokers can take to correctly advise customers.
Catastrophe risk tolerance study - Year end 2016
The Catastrophe risk tolerance study examines the catastrophe risk public disclosures of 101 reinsurers and insurers in four different sectors. The study includes the actual risk disclosures filed by each company and examines the variance of catastrophe risk exposures and tolerances in recent years.
Global catastrophe recap: June 2017
Impact Forecasting evaluates the impact of the natural disaster events that occurred worldwide during June 2017. Topics covered: convective storms impact US insurers; seasonal rainfall leads to nearly USD2.5 billion in economic flood damage in China; major wildfires hit South Africa and Portugal.
What the Charities Act means for your clients
The 2016 Charities Act means significant changes for the charity sector and could subsequently introduce new risks. Are your charity insurance clients prepared? Download this article to find out more.