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The state of play and implications for the insurance sector
Date:
17th February 2021
The Airmic competency framework for risk management professionals
Date:
15th February 2021
Airmic is conducting a series of Pulse Surveys among its members, focused on insurance market conditions. The latest survey conducted in January 2021 focused on renewals and claims, and found an increasing challenge to claims
Date:
3rd February 2021
Corporate purpose is a concept that has risen up the agenda over the past decade. The idea that companies should have a clear purpose is not new. But since the 2008 recession, there has been a growing sense among executive teams that they should be able to articulate a shared understanding of why the firm exists and what the role of the business within larger society should be.
Date:
18th December 2020
With events such as the WannaCry ransomware attack of 2017, which has been classified as a cyber catastrophe event, a number of silent cyber issues have developed into very public property policy coverage disputes. Lyndsey Bauer, Partner at Paragon, provides an overview of silent cyber and the responses that insureds should take going forward.
Date:
4th November 2020
The top dissertations from Airmic’s 2019 Leadership Programme, which was delivered in partnership with the Business School at City, University of London (formerly known as Cass Business School) – now published as part of the Airmic white paper series.
Date:
2nd October 2020
Airmic is conducting a series of Pulse Surveys among its members, focused on insurance market conditions. The latest survey conducted in August 2020 focused on Renewals and D&O business, and found a continuing deterioration in the member renewal experience that goes beyond market prices.
Date:
23rd September 2020
In an increasingly dynamic, constantly evolving and volatile marketplace and risk environment, the need to manage risk is critical.
Date:
22nd September 2020
New challenges, new lessons. Covid-19 pandemic and the future of crisis management.
Date:
22nd September 2020