Airmic regularly carries out research, and publishes the results in the form of reports, guides and benchmarking documents.
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Airmic members have helped drive transformation to shape their organisations’ post-Covid future. The risk profession is no longer a back office role but a strategic capability for any organisation.
Date:
7th June 2022
The aim of this Guide is to provide a toolkit to assist directors in understanding and keeping pace with the ever more complex cyber-related threats faced by the companies they serve.
Date:
7th June 2022
Choosing an insurance broker is an important decision in the purchase of insurance. This guide is designed to offer advice on the process of running a tender for services and negotiating a contract with a broker.
Date:
7th June 2022
This guide sets out the purpose of commercial general insurance and how organisations can use insurance to support their objectives. It summarises some of the fundamental principles on which insurance is based and explains the relationship between good risk management and good insurance practice.
Date:
7th June 2022
As the stormy present of risks opens up towards a brighter future, insurers should embrace technology across the customer journey if they are to have any hope securing the trust and loyalty of tomorrow’s Airmic members.
Date:
7th June 2022
This paper presents the key points of Airmic’s submission in the context of the House of Lords Risk Assessment and Risk Planning Committee inquiry and subsequent report titled Preparing for Extreme Risks: Building a Resilient Society, which was published in December 2021.
Date:
7th June 2022
This guide outlines the evolution of the management of employee benefit risks and highlights the opportunity for companies to manage such risks to bring additional financial and other value to their organisations.
Date:
19th May 2022
UPDATED APRIL 2022 – This updated version of the white paper covers the latest developments in UK GDPR, including the International data transfer agreement (IDTA) which came into force in March 2022.
The Covid-19 pandemic has greatly accelerated domestic and business use of the internet and profoundly changed our working and social lives . This has, in turn, resulted in a massive increase in cybercrime, particularly ransomware attacks, at a
time when the regulatory environment is tightening and the courts have become increasingly accommodating to individuals whose data protection rights have been breached.
Date:
8th April 2022
The latest survey conducted in March 2022 focused on the future of the London Market and the insurance industry, and on whether ‘green shoots’ are appearing and insurance market conditions are softening.
Date:
29th March 2022
Risk management can be considered the perfect mix of art and science – advances in big data collection and analytics will begin to govern the science element.
Date:
18th February 2022