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How can excellence in sport be insured, when this ideal is confronted to the harsh reality of multiple pressures: socio-political, technology, climate and ESG.

The economic and societal impacts of secondary perils has become a concern for risk managers following a year dominated by extreme weather conditions...

CHUS GUITARD: Making sure that we look into the people, we understand what they want, and we balance that out so that we can get the best out of them and they're happy with whatever they're doing...

Total rewards leaders face new challenges in 2025, and will need to focus resources to areas that will deliver the most value. WTW examines the actions that will take priority.

In this episode of Geopolcast, Elisabeth Braw, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, explores the impact of geopolitics on maritime trade...

Key takeaways from the keynote address at the Merger Integration Management Forum in Amsterdam...

In this episode of the (Re) thinking Insurance podcast, experts Caitlynn Greenfield and Stan Roberts cover the pension risk transfer market (PRT)...

Pricing structures in insurance programmes are determined by todays flood risk. Flood insurance programmes needs to be overhauled to be more dynamic to ensure viability in the face of climate change.

Partner with natural catastrophe risk specialists to better quantify wildfire risks and develop innovative solutions for managing and transferring these risks, helping to close the protection gap.

This article examines the pervasive issue of sexual misconduct in healthcare, highlighting its prevalence, organizational impact, and repercussions on patient care. It emphasizes the need for robust policies, leadership, and preventive measures to foster safe, respectful workplaces.

Diversifying the investor base has been a priority for many private fund sponsors in recent years and, as we have written previously, European policymakers have been keen to help.

IATA's shift to a risk-based safety oversight approach, set to be completed by 2025, advances aviation safety by tailoring audits to each airline's specific risks. Supported by global aviation regulators and data-driven methods, this strategy allows for proactive risk management and efficient resource allocation, ultimately enhancing global aviation safety and operational efficiency.

Many climate disclosures lack depth, underestimating risks and omitting actionable plans. Organizations must assess climate risks holistically, integrating environmental and economic systems to build resilience and drive informed, sustainable decision-making.

The PPF is eager to take over solvent employers' pension schemes and has suggested that the Government could then inform the investment strategy.

Companies with strong wellbeing strategies see improved performance, higher employee engagement, and better talent retention.

The future of power generation is shaped by electrification, technological advancements, and geopolitical challenges. Power companies must navigate risks through robust data analytics, risk management strategies, and investment in grid expansion. Leaders must adapt to growing energy demands, decentralized generation, and energy security concerns

The Labour government plans to impose 20% VAT on UK private school fees starting January 2025, potentially raising £1.5 billion for state education. Families must consider financial planning options to address increased costs and affordability challenges.