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Airmic today announced plans to partner UK universities in an initiative designed to inject young talent into the risk management profession, develop the broader business skills of its membership and form academic liaisons. The association warned that the profession must do more to retain relevance in a changing world, or experience a talent gap.
Cyber risk is a strategic issue in which risk managers should play a leading role, according to a report released today by Airmic, which also encourages organisations to revisit the cyber insurance market in light of significant events and market developments in the past 12 months.
Airmic has announced the appointment of John Ludlow as chief executive of the association, to be effective from 13 June 2017. He has over 15 years’ experience in senior risk management positions and has been a director of Airmic since 2012, including a year as senior deputy chair.
John Hurrell is to step down after nine years as chief executive of Airmic, the association that represents UK risk managers and insurance buyers announced today. He will remain in post until his successor is in place, ensuring a smooth transition.
- Analysis based on detailed conversations with senior Chairmen and business leaders
- Research follows changes to the UK Corporate Governance Code
- Sets out an integrated ‘best practice’ approach on the managing and reporting of risk
Airmic has expressed its disappointment in the announcement of yet another rise in Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) announced by the Chancellor in his Autumn Statement. IPT will increase from 10% to 12% from next June.
European risk managers are taking a more strategic role in their companies with increasing access to top management levels and the board. Against this background, they have a wider vision of the risks that could affect the ability of business to achieve its objectives. These are the key conclusions of the 8th European Risk and Insurance Survey conducted by the Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) and reported in the FERMA European Risk and Insurance Report. The report was published at the FERMA Seminar in Malta.