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The Evolution of the Corporate Risk Library

Von Molly Corbett |May 25, 2021|English

A few years ago, I wrote a blog called “6 Steps to a Good Risk Assessment” which highlighted how a good corporate risk assessment process supports management’s ability to assess a company’s risks, controls and resources. While...
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COVID-19: Should We Have Been Better Prepared?

Von Dr. Jonas Kaiser |June 05, 2020|English | Deutsch

As members of the (re)insurance community, we regard ourselves as risk professionals. Occasionally, we are faced with a large event and are disciplined in re-evaluating our knowledge based on what it has taught us. The series of earthquakes in New Zealand...
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5 Insights into an Evolving ERM Process

Von Janice Englesbe|April 17, 2017|English

At Gen Re we have had an enterprise risk management (ERM) process in place for many years. The goal has always been for our ERM discipline to be useful to the organization, such that it provides feedback and information yet doesn’t create unnecessary...
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The Importance of Risk Culture to Your Risk Management Structure

Von Scott Unterrheiner |January 10, 2017|English

In the current era of global regulatory change, much focus has been directed towards the substantive and structural elements of risk management and regulatory compliance. Issues range from: What is your solvency margin and capital sufficiency?; and...
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Solvency II – Why We Must Be Rational When Comparing Solvency Ratios

Von Dr. Jonas Kaiser |September 13, 2016|English | Deutsch

Solvency II compels insurance and reinsurance companies to deal with risk measuring and management. It fosters internal and external communication about risks, thereby improving risk management standards across the industry. The Solvency Ratio is certainly...
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Managing Risk of Change – Coping With Uncertainty

Von Bernhard Wolters |January 28, 2016|English

We all know that successful underwriting depends on close monitoring of risk factors. Pricing models will quickly lose touch with reality if they don't reflect changes in those risk factors. The very uncertainty about change and what it means for monitoring...
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