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With data at their fingertips, risk managers have an unprecedented opportunity to better understand their company’s risks and develop decision-making frameworks for risk finance and other mitigation investments.
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Cyber risk quantification can help express cyber risk in a language that is common to all business stakeholders: economics.
Will new bunker fuel regulations affect credit insurance capacity? Companies that may be affected by IMO 2020 should prepare for the impact on capacity
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It’s a time of great uncertainty in the global economy, with multinational businesses facing many difficult questions. Organizations, however, don’t have the luxury of taking a wait-and-see approach.
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So-called forever chemicals have been ubiquitous for decades in manufacturing, consumer goods, and more. But their strong chemical makeup means that PFAS could represent a weak point in chemical companies’ risk profiles.
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With the 2019 hurricane season around the corner, organizations need to take precautions and ensure they have the right coverage in case they end up in the path of a catastrophic weather event.
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With above-average precipitation in the forecast, two-thirds of the lower US face elevated flood risk through May. Take steps now to prepare and manage the effects on your business.
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On March 28, 1979, the US experienced its worst commercial nuclear disaster when a reactor at Pennsylvania’s Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station suffered a partial meltdown. Lessons from Three Mile Island have helped shape the industry and the nuclear insurance enterprises that support it.
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US employers finally have clarity on the salary threshold for an important overtime exemption to the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Last week, the US Department of Labor (DOL) announced a new rule that addresses the salary level needed for so-called “white collar” workers — executive, administrative, and professional employees — to be considered “exempt” and therefore not entitled to overtime pay.
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The continually changing nature of cyber risk makes this peril especially dangerous for companies, and it is imperative for companies to manage cyber as a critical and ongoing business priority.
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