Black Swan Events: Four Scenarios for Ports and Terminals
Black swan events present a unique challenge for ports and terminals, both in terms of the difficulty in predicting and mitigating them and the potential consequences they can bring about.
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Four Key Concerns About New Basel Committee Banking Proposal
Find out more about the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) proposal to change the method of assessing and quantifying operational risk in banks is raising concerns for the banking industry.
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How Energy Companies Can Manage the Growing Threat of Cyber-Attack
Cyber-attack is a real concern in the energy industry but surprisingly most traditional energy insurance policies exclude cyber exposures from coverage.
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Arctic Shipping Routes: Are They Safe Enough?
Tuesday 21 June marks World Hydrography Day, which aims to celebrate the tremendous achievements of hydrographic services around the world.
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New Rules to Increase Responsibilities of Container Shippers
Changes to SOLAS rules will bring mandatory requirements for shippers on the verification of the gross mass of containers.
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Making Real Estate Count in a Multi-channel World
Three ways retailers can work with their landlords to review insurance costs.
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How to Respond To New Types of Terrorism Threats
As new terrorism risks emerge, it’s important to consider how these risks can impact businesses and how the insurance market is evolving.
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Are You Covered for Financial Loss from Project Delays?
Construction projects carry significant risk and uncertainties. Here are a number of questions you may ask yourself before or during the lifecycle of a development.
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Transactional Risk Insurance Purchasing Surges Globally
Demand for transactional risk insurance is increasing. Marsh placed 450 policies globally in 2015, an increase of 32% year-on-year.
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Global Marine Shipping at Risk Amid Growing Need for Up-to-Date Hydrographic Surveys
Much water-depth data is either outdated or non-existent as ever-larger commercial vessels ply the seas.
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