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Airmic provides a 24/7 media service, giving information and comment to journalists on topics relevant to risk management and corporate insurance. We also produce contributed articles. Please contact Leigh-Anne Slade, leigh-anne.slade@airmic.com

Press releases

BIG TICKET’S INITIAL RESULTS EXCEED EXPECTATIONS

3rd June 2024

Reinforces the belief that its digital infrastructure will be the catalyst for global innovation

Solution to the ‘broken’ renewal process signals transformational benefits for the $1TN global commercial insurance industry, with the potential to dramatically reduce renewal times and improve data quality.

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MORE ORGANISATIONS CONDUCTING INCREASED POLITICAL DUE DILIGENCE

21st May 2024

44% have increased frequency and scope of horizon scanning, scenario analysis

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MORE RISK PROFESSIONALS ARE TRACKING SOCIAL MEDIA TO MONITOR ELECTIONS

15th May 2024

More risk professionals (56%) are tracking social media to monitor elections in the “year of elections” , the Airmic Big Question survey this week found. During the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, only 19% of respondents in an Airmic survey said tracking social media was useful in monitoring important developments, including politics.

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POPULISM AND GEOPOLITICAL IMPACT ARE THE BIGGEST RISKS IN “YEAR OF ELECTIONS”

1st May 2024

The top risks for Airmic members in this “year of elections” are the rise of populism and the geopolitical impact they bring, the Airmic Big Question survey this week found.

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WEAKENING OF WESTERN INFLUENCE ON GLOBAL AGENDA IS THE MOST CONCERNING GEOPOLITICAL TREND: AIRMIC MEMBERS

24th April 2024

The weakening of Western influence on the global agenda, as well as the rising influence of Iran with support from Russia and China, is the most concerning geopolitical trend for half of respondents in the Airmic Big Question survey this week.

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IRAN ATTACK ON ISRAEL DOMINATES RISK PROFESSIONALS’ GEOPOLITICAL FEARS

17th April 2024

Airmic members also concerned about China-Philippines clashes in South China Sea.

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ALMOST 60% SAY AI ETHICAL RISKS NOT TREATED SEPARATELY

9th April 2024

Findings open debate on managing AI alongside other ethical risks.

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78% SAY AI IS ON THEIR BOARD’S AGENDA

27th March 2024

Boards need to provide strategic leadership on AI