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Risk
Risk managers face a conundrum in which they can't accurately quantify risks that haven't happened yet, but can't convince companies to buy insurance cover unless the risk is quantified.
July 31, 2006
8 min read
RIMS Canada's 2006 Calgary conference promises to deliver on the enthusiasm of RIMS Canada Conference co-chairs Marley Drainville and Joe Restoule
6 min read
Canadian companies have learned lessons from recent disasters, but are they prepared for The Big One?
10 min read
It takes more than large insurance policies to manage risks across your supply chain
5 min read
Traditional risk management involves a five-step process, whereas Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) is a seven-step process that adds the elements of establishing a context and sommunicating and consulting with stakeholders. Communications allow stakeholders to understand the basis for business plan decisions.
Canada's energy market demonstrates leadership in sound risk management principles
Captives would benefit from more independent, forward thinking
3 min read
Business continuity planning should already be in place in preparation for avian flu (or other) pandemics
9 min read
Earthquake model updates have shifted to a spectral response approach
Provincial disclosure is falling short of IAIS standards
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