Airmic

New Special Interest Group!

Government & Local Authorities

The first meeting which will be a workshop focusing on three key drivers for risk management in the current economic environment.

This workshop will be faciltated by Peter Bristow & Judy Jones of Heath Lambert and chaired by Justin Musson from The Health Protection Agency.

This initial meeting is open to non-members!

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Reporting and managing risk

A look at current practice at Tesco, RBS, local and central government

This report summarises case studies on risk management practices at four major organisations: Tesco, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), Birmingham City Council and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS).

The authors of each report interviewed key staff to gain a sense of how risk management was working at their organisations, as well as incorporating material from annual reports, other publicly available statements and internal risk management documents.

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Airmic's John Hurrell on Commercial Insurance Contract Disclosure

From Airmic Preferred Service Provider AM Best

John Hurrell, chief executive of Airmic, the U.K. risk managers’s association, discusses the issue of disclosure in commercial insurance contracts.

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Risk Architecture Report

Companies need to establish risk management roles and responsibilities as part of the organisation and arrangements for managing risk.  All of this defines the risk architecture for the company.   The risk architecture varies substantially between organisations and Airmic has investigated these differences.  This research provides information on the contribution that the risk manager makes to successful management of risk within his / her employer.
 
The report on risk architecture outlines the research that was undertaken and highlights the value of the findings to risk managers.  The Appendix to the report provides a series of case studies with details of how several large companies organise their risk management processes and activities.

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Casualty Classes of Insurance Benchmarking Report 2010

Airmic is pleased to publish the insurance benchmarking report on the casualty classes of insurance.  Airmic has now produced benchmarking reports on the D&O, PD/BI and casualty classes of insurance.  The sponsorship of Willis and Chartis is gratefully acknowledged, as is the support and technical analysis provided by Advisen.   
 
These 3 reports offer Airmic members the opportunity to evaluate their own insurance programmes against other similar organisations.  The benchmarking surveys will be repeated on an annual basis, so that the trends in insurance costs and structures can be identified.

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