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A new dawn.

Changes are streaming down on the role of the risk manager, with increasing liaison between client, broker and insurer essential in the production of a long-term, co-ordinated risk management strategy. Hugo Cranmore sheds some light on the subject.

Off to a shaky start.

So far, local authorities are not scoring particularly well when it comes to developing modern strategies for risk management. But, as insurers become more discerning about the risks they cover, Veronica Cowan says the public sector must tread carefully.

Judgement day.

The shortlisted companies in this year's prestigious British Insurance Awards were announced at a sp...

The way to go.

The answer to combating the challenges faced by the insurance industry does not lay in increasing premium rates, says Rachel Gordon, but in making risk management a core part of an insurance policy.

Close calls on recall.

Effective product recall is often a case of keeping manufacturing records up to date. However, says Neil Evans, if things go really wrong and you have the right type of cover, expert advice is just a call away.

Executive decisions.

How well a new executive integrates in to a company is as vital as the recruitment challenge itself, and, in some cases, can mean the difference between success and failure of the organisation, argues Dr Robert Kovach.

Sound cover.

Towry Law has been appointed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to act as its insurance consultant ...

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