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RISK IN CONTEXT

Timely blogs from our risk and insurance experts on the issues and trends that affect your business – and your bottom line.

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Fostering a Healthier Workforce

POSTED BY Julio Garcia-Villalon Sunday, 01 November 2020

Some staff will be keen to return to work, particularly those who have suffered from isolation and loneliness through the periods of lockdown. Others have gladly embraced home working and will be keen for their employers to put new flexible long-term work policies in place.

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Remote Work: Four Practices Risk Professionals Should Consider

POSTED BY Talal Darras Tuesday, 20 October 2020

The surge in employees working remotely in response to measures intended to stem the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic have not yet translated into a notable increase in workers’ compensation claims from remote workers.

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Market Update: Business Interruption Extensions to Covid-19 Losses

POSTED BY Ian Peters Monday, 12 October 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has led businesses in the MENA region to seek recovery from their insurers for losses relating to business interruption.

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Understanding the Status of Your Mental Health

POSTED BY Julio Garcia-Villalon Tuesday, 06 October 2020

These are undeniably stressful times but too much negative thinking can be debilitating. If constant vigilance is causing constant worry, you may be putting your physical and mental health at risk.

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Financial Risks in Manufacturing and Logistics

POSTED BY Alaaddin Mukhalalaty Thursday, 17 September 2020

A better understanding of the interconnectedness between manufacturing and logistics and the core sectors could help to build resilience against possible major events in the future.

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Key Elements to Defining your Risk Profile

POSTED BY Alaaddin Mukhalalaty Thursday, 17 September 2020

The impact of COVID-19 will challenge the operations of companies well into the future; having a good understanding of potential risk has never been more important to business survival and resilience.

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Cyber Risk: Adapting to the Changing Landscape

POSTED BY Simon Bell Thursday, 17 September 2020

Taking a complete view of people, processes, and technology, and developing a culture of risk awareness and ownership from the top down across the organisation is essential.

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Preparing Employees through Communication and COVID-19 Training

POSTED BY Talal Darras Monday, 31 August 2020

Employees returning onsite will likely be concerned about being exposed to or infected by COVID-19 and bringing it home to family members. These concerns should be addressed directly through frequent communications and by sharing the precautions your organisation is implementing to keep them safe.

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Protecting your Business in the ‘New Normal’

POSTED BY Alaaddin Mukhalalaty Wednesday, 19 August 2020

Businesses around the world are experiencing unprecedented times. Challenging times created by various global factors – not least COVID-19 – have applied particular pressure on sectors like manufacturing and logistics and really continue to test their resilience.

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Coronavirus Must Act as a Wake-Up Call on People Risk Management

Sunday, 16 August 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic should act as a wake-up call globally regarding the management of people risks as businesses experience first-hand the reality of having large numbers of staff unwell or unable to work.

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