Airmic has warmly welcomed the Royal Assent being given to the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill 2018 which will allow Pool Re to cover non-physical business interruption losses.
Airmic welcomes innovative thinking and global leadership
Airmic urges members to seek professional advice
Airmic undertaking most comprehensive study UK risk and insurance management community.
James Arroyo, director of Ditchley Park, to speak
2019 WEF Global Risks Report and the 2019 Edelman Trust Barometer.
Many organisations may be "blissfully ignorant" of crucial differences between US and UK exposures, which can put the entire strategy at risk. Jessica Titherington reports.
Many companies are failing to use risk metrics in a way that supports senior management. Tom Teixeira and Immanuel Kemp of Arthur D. Little, explain how KRIs can drive business decisions and build resilience.
Sophisticated imagery technology is giving companies and insurers unprecedented access to real-time data and situation awareness to protect assets and drive effective crisis response. Dave Fox of Geospatial Insight explains.
Failure to comply with best practice can invalidate cover, warns Gareth Williams of IFIC Forensic
In the 21st century, the impact and influence of 'alternative truths', and human error in reporting have been under more scrutiny than ever. Irene Lai of International SOS says risk managers need to be alert to misinformation.
CEO urges members to take proactive approach on transparency.
Airmic member Karla Gahan offers practical steps to help risk managers re-wire harmful biases embedded in their organisation
James Arroyo, director of Ditchley Park, to speak
The need to understand IP exposures has never been greater, and with over £100 million of capacity available in the London market, insurers are getting serious. Ian Lewis of Tokio Marine Kiln explains.
Last year, Kroll was nominated for an FT Intelligent Business award in recognition of its creative approach to countering a serious data breach. Kroll's James Barker explains how they used an army of fake Twitter accounts to neutralize a vicious attack.
Conference website now open for bookings
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New forms of volatility and disruption are only beginning to become apparent, Marsh's Richard Smith-Bingham tells Airmic members.
Airmic to host webinar on implications for risk professionals
The world is changing and today's young risk managers are fully aware of the challenges facing their profession.
Although Theresa May has said that "Brexit means Brexit", there is still a huge amount of uncertainty and debate about what it will actually look like. Ben Waterton of Arthur J. Gallagher urges risk managers to act now.
Changes brought about by the Insurance Act 2015 in relation to basis clauses, warranties and other terms may have the knock-on effect of seeing the increased use of conditions precedent in policy wordings. Paul Lewis and Laura Moorhead of Herbert Smith Freehills LLP exp
Cyber-attacks have become a fact of business life and being unprepared is no excuse. Sarah Hewitt of Arthur J. Gallagher offers advice on what an effective breach response plan should look like.
Christopher Bourdaire of Sovos | FiscalReps
Airmic’s new website will be live in time for the annual conference with a different look and feel, greater ease of use, more member focus and compatibility with tablets and smart phones.