It’s always good to keep an eye on cyber risks, especially as Tesco, Greggs and others have all experienced payments system outages recently. The cost isn’t just lost revenue, it’s lost consumer trust too. The […]
This article is by Nazy Fouladirad, President and COO of Tevora, a global leading cybersecurity consultancy, who takes a look at the cyber risk landscape. From Rogue States to rogue employees, plus Denial of Service […]
The latest from the Swedish Club; It is well known that a healthy crew is a safe crew, and that the physical and mental wellbeing of seafarers is key. Recognising this, The Swedish Club is […]
One of the tangible benefits of Brexit was that UK businesses like banks and insurers could leave the Solvency II regulations, thus freeing up capital reserves for future investments. Sadly politicians, activists and regulators have […]
Some thoughts on the pensions buy-in and buy-out market from Bloomberg Intelligence; The £1.7 trillion of UK defined-benefit pensions will look increasingly well-funded as the rise in AA corporate bond yields is sustained, according to […]
Latest report extract from GlobalData; The Japanese property insurers are likely to withstand losses and will not be negatively impacted by the 7.6 magnitude earthquake that struck the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture, on 1 […]
This piece is by Bill Bradshaw, Operations Senior Vice President, Operations Manager, London Operations at FM Global, and it takes a look at supply chain issues. The insurance industry has always been confronted with challenges […]
In this article, Andrew Harrington, Chief Information Officer at Ripe, takes a look at the challenges of using – and upgrading – legacy systems, plus the benefits of transforming operations to the Cloud. Our industry […]
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