C-Suite - Insurer: Understanding disaster risk

Rowan Douglas is chief executive of capital science and policy practice at Willis

Companies must provide more information about the risks they face to allow better capital allocation

Of the 25 most costly insured catastrophes in the past 40 years, two-thirds have occurred since 2001. Now, more than ever, we need to identify the best way to reduce the human, social and financial

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Q&A: Stuart Kilpatrick, Burns & Wilcox

Stuart Kilpatrick, managing director of Burns & Wilcox UK, tells Insurance Post about the post-Biba conference pivot the business has undertaken, plans to create a specialist business in the UK, and how it "doesn't matter” where his staff work.

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